You can click on ‘Manage Activity’ for most of these if you want to get a bit more detail. If you head into “Other Google activity” you’ll see all of the individual activity that Google tracks. Browse by day or product from the “Delete activity by” page or search for specific items using the search bar on the “My Activity” page. You can also choose to select specific items or activities instead of all of them by using the other drop-down menus provided. Once the boxes you want to delete have been checked, click Clear browsing data. Selecting “the beginning of time” will delete everything. There is also a drop-down menu labeled “Time range” which allows you to select how much history you want to be delete. If you want to perform a deep scrub of your browser history, you’ll want to head over to the “Advanced” tab and select all of the menu options that apply. The “Basic” tab will display three options while “Advanced” gives you a few more. The window will provide you with two tabs, “Basic” and “Advanced”. On the left side of the screen, select Clear browsing data. Then select ‘Settings’ from the drop-down. Mac users can type CMD + Y to open History.Īlternatively, at the top right, open the Get More/Settings menu by clicking on the three vertical dot icon. PC users can type the keyboard shortcut (Ctrl + H). Ensure that you are logged into your Google account and follow these steps: Open ‘History’ on ChromeĬlick History from the menu (and History again from the additional menu). Launching the Google Chrome browser from your PC. The only difference between the two, besides the $1.29 price point, is that the paid version will remove all ads from the app.Now onto the deletion process. You can then quickly view and download the item from the Play store.īoth the free and paid versions of My Purchases will reveal your purchase history. The list isn't limited to just apps as it also includes any music, devices, movies, or TV shows you've purchased. My Purchases is a free Android app that allows users to view their entire Google Play purchase history with just a few taps, as first reported by Droid Life.Īfter you install the free or Pro version of the app, you grant it access to your purchase history and it will compile a list of your past purchases from Google Play. Currently your download history contains both free and paid apps, with no way to separate the two. When setting up a new device, it's nice to go back and make sure you've downloaded all of your purchased apps (or any purchased content for that matter), but Google's Play store app doesn't make it easy for this to happen at the moment.
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