Free online browser history tools

Around 70% of people use Google Chrome to browse the internet. We can show you how to either upload data already on a local computer that uses Chrome or request your data from Google.

Using this free service, you can upload the cryptic data, analyze it and export it to Excel in a more readable format.

We can categorize various forms of internet usage such as browsing Social Media, Webmail, Movies, Adult or Copyright material.

See a sample report

Google also keeps a copy of your browsing history on their servers going back much further than the history on your computer. The good news is you can request this data from them free of charge.

We will show you how to do this and what to do with it when you get it as the data they provide can be difficult to work with.

Google Takeout  Click for more info and to upload your Google Takeout data

You can view your Google Chrome history by typing this url from within Google Chrome:

chrome://history

(Don’t worry – this web address is a local web address that only shows details on the computer it is viewed on. Chrome does not let us provide it as a link)

If this isn’t enough and you want the details in an Excel format or want to see the categories of website visited, we can help.

Google Chrome uses a history database file on the computer it is used on to record every web page you visit for the last 90 days.

We will show you where it is on a computer and how to upload it to get reports on internet usage - free of charge.

As the history file only goes back for the last 90 days, if that is not enough, you can use Google Takeout.

Google Chrome history  Click to find and upload your Google Chrome history file

Microsoft Edge uses the same engine as Google Chrome so we can provide one of the same options.

You can view your Microsoft Edge history by typing this url from within Microsoft Edge:

edge://history

(as with Google Chrome, this web address is a local web address that only shows details on the computer it is viewed on. Microsoft Edge does not let us provide it as a link)

If this isn’t enough and you want the details in an Excel format or want to see the categories of website visited, we can help.

Microsoft Edge also uses a last 90 days history database file on the computer.

Microsoft Edge history  Click to find and upload your Microsoft Edge history file

We also have a guide on how to get all the recordings made by Amazon using their Amazon Echo and similar devices

Get Data from Amazon