How do I get to history on my yahoo home page so I can see what sites have been visited today?
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if you are using internet explorer then go to the top and press the lil clock with an arrow goin backwards then on the left of the screen right click and select delete on the sites you want deleted!
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go to history on the tool bar at the top. When you find the site, highlight it and hit delete
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Yes, use Tools and click on Internet Options. There will be a box that comes up, and in the box it shows your history. You just go into that area and search for what you are wanting.
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look at your computer history from yesterday. Go to history and view by date.
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If you are using IE. You can still see that page. On the top right corner of yahoo home page there is a link 'Preview the all-new yahoo home page' Click on it. IT will take you to the new home page.
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click on the  history icon on the tool bar
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Go to Tools> Internet Option > General > Temporary Internet File. \nand do the same thing to History. \nHarry
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On Internet Explorer, Goto Tool&#92;Internet Option.\n\nClick on clear history...good luck
661109
Go to View > Explorer Bar > History, or you can use a shortcut - press H on your keyboard while holding down the Ctrl key, and that will open a panel on the left that shows the sites visited for a certain number of days (by default Internet Explorer saves up to 20 days of history).
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sure. as u have not mentioned what browser you are using, i am supposing it to be Internet Explorer, which is one of the most widely used browser.\n\nmost probably, you would have it in the browser's history list, you can click on :\n\nView >> Explorer Bar >> History or use the keyboard short cut key (Ctrl + H). \n\nAnd then you can browse the list to see the site by date, or click on Search to search for a related term to locate the site.\n\nIt would be imposible to find the site , if your history settings dont store site information more than a number of days. You can check the settings for your history by going to :\n\nTools > Options \n\nand then select how many days u want to keep the history.\n\nI hope this will help you\n\nregards\nchris
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You can use IEHistoryX from www.585Soft.com. It allows selectively save visited URLs as report.
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To enable/disable the History viewing. Go to:\n\nTOOLS > PREFERENCES > THEN SEE AT BOTTOM PART OF THAT WINDOW, THERE WILL BE A OPTION CHECKED 'ENABLE A HISTORY LIST IN THE FILE MENU', UNCHECK IT.
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You can do this with client-side javascript. \n\n<a href='javascript:history.go(-1)'>Go Back</a>\n\nthe javascript:history.go(-1) part as the href makes it go back one page in the user's browser history. (Yahoo may be obscuring the url if you can't see it.)\n\nAs long as you haven't set the previous page's HTTP headers to expire immediately, (you probably haven't), all the user's data from the form will be available in their browser's cache and they will see it just as it was before they submitted it.
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In Internet Explorer, go to "Tools" and then "Internet Options".  Under the "General Tab", there is a box labeled "History".  If you click the "Clear History" button, this will remove the list of sites that you've previously visited.
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If you are using Yahoo or Google, then just press the button on your browser toolbar for History (a clock on IE).  The look at that search site by clicking on the links that show up.  You will have a different link entry for each search you did.
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Look in your history.  Or, drop down the address bar and see if is still in there.
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check the history. Click on and it will show you the last websites visited. You can also check "cookies" and "temporary internet files."