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Want to resume searching for topics you did days or weeks ago? Google Chrome’s new Journeys feature makes it easy to do.
Google Chrome has added a new feature called Journeys that makes it easier for users to revisit topics they searched for days or weeks ago.
What is Journeys? Journeys is a Google Chrome desktop feature. It groups pages from your search history by topic or intent, providing a more helpful user experience than just showing a chronological list of pages.
Here’s what it looks like:
How it works. Working off of Google’s “travel” example, there are two ways to use Journeys in Chrome:
- Option 1. Type a topic (e.g., “travel”) into your search bar and click on “Resume your research”.
- Option 2. Go to History > Show Full History. In the search box, you would type in a topic. In Google’s example, the query is “travel.” The user will then see a list Based on activity related to “travel” that is pulled from search history, including when it was searched for (in this example, 1 week ago). Google said it also take into acount how often you’ve interacted with a website when it shows you results. Journeys also shows Related searches beneath the grouped search history.
The Journeys feature is optional – you can turn it off if you don’t want to use it. The history is limited by device, though Google said it may later make it possible to access Journeys on multiple devices.
Google announced Journeys as an experimental feature in October. Today, Google announced Journeys will be rolling out to Chrome in English, German, Spanish, French, Italian, Dutch, Portuguese and Turkish.
