The catch here is it could affect the privacy of the user. This allows you to access them quickly without the need to enter the web site (URL) or even search it on Google (although you can always Bookmark it). By default, Chrome displays the web sites you visit a lot on the home page. One well-known feature of Chrome is its ability to track all recently visited web sites. Switch to the Classic Google Search Interface on a.Google Chrome (or just Chrome) is one of the most popular web browsers to date. Google Redirects Some Chrome Users to the Encrypte. Google Drive, a New Name for the Google Docs Homep. Google Goggles Makes Your Phone's Camera Smarter New Interface for Google Instant Previews Google's New Search Interface Disables Many Shortcuts Google Reader, Replaced by Google Sites in the Nav. How to Find Visited Pages in Google Search When you mouse over the snippet, Google suggests to +1 the link: "You've visited this page X times. For pages you're visiting frequently, Google shows an annotation below the snippet: "You've visited this page X times. Just click "More search tools" in the sidebar and select "Visited pages". Google also has a search filter that lets you restrict the results to visited pages. For example, I searched for using Chrome, I clicked on one of the results, then I tried the same query in Internet Explorer and the page I've visited in Chrome already had a purple link. When you're using a different browser or a different computer and you're logged in using the same account, Google changes the color of the visited links from blue to purple, irrespective of the browser or computer you've used to visit them. If you're logged in using your Google Account and Web History is enabled, Google saves all the search results you visit to your Web History. All browsers handle links this way by default, but websites can alter the colors using some CSS code.
Like most websites, Google's search engine changes the color of visited links from blue to purple.
I'm not sure if this is a new feature, but it's pretty useful.
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