In the "By group" tab of your History page, Chrome organizes your browsing and search history into groups. Here, you can easily find your previous browsing activity and continue your research with related searches.

Time causes differences in results For example, we regularly add new content from the web soon after it's published. Those who search a few hours or even a few minutes apart may find variations because of newly available content. There are data centers around the world that Search uses.

Google can access your search history, especially if you're signed in to your Google account. Internet service providers can see the domain names of the websites you visit. Some apps on your phone might ask permission to access your internet browsing history. If you grant it, they'll be able to view it.