How to enable and use Google Chrome's AI powered history search for faster browsing results

Google Chrome now allows users to search their browsing history using AI. Here's how you can enable this feature on your browser.

This new AI-powered feature, called "History search, powered by AI," lets users search their browsing history using natural language.

You no longer need to remember specific keywords or website addresses. You can simply search for things like "ice cream shop I saw last week."

To support this feature, Chrome stores the URL, page title, and content of websites you visit locally on your device.

The AI search feature will only work on websites you visit after enabling it. Previous browsing history won’t be included in the search results.

You can search your browsing history by typing "@history" in the address bar or by accessing the Chrome History page under the three-dot menu.

Search filters like "yesterday," "last 7 days," and "last 30 days" are available for refining your results, which will display up to three matching pages.

Your search terms and page content of the best matches are shared with Google to help improve the feature. Some results may also be reviewed by humans

To enable this AI-powered history search, go to Chrome Settings, select Experimental AI, and turn on "History search, powered by AI."

Currently, this feature is only available in the US, and your browser must be set to English. You can disable it at any time through the settings.