The phrase "browser histories" is correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to the record of websites or pages that have been visited by an individual on their web browser. This phrase is most commonly used when discussing internet privacy or data tracking. Example: "Many people are worried about their online privacy, as their browser histories can be accessed by third parties without their knowledge or consent."
Browser histories weren't her favorite literary genre, but she knew how to read them.
Another, masquerading as an update for "Angry Birds", a mobile game, deleted browser histories and bookmarks on phones.Popular web services have also had security hiccups.
A council report, "Youth Pornography, and the Internet," identified "best practices" for libraries, including offering "users a variety of choices regarding filtered and unfiltered access," using software to "clear" browser histories and making information on the filtering policy conspicuously available.
Wyden's colleague on the panel, Democrat Martin Heinrich of New Mexico, said in a Thursday statement that the measure represents "a massive expansion of government surveillance that lacks independent oversight and potentially gives the FBI access to Americans' email and browser histories with little more than the approval of a manager in the field".
In a report last month on "Youth, Pornography and the Internet," the National Research Council, an arm of the National Academy of Sciences, said that "best practices" by libraries might include: CLEAN SLATE -- Installing software to clear browser histories and caches, to prevent reference to the Web pages consulted by previous users.
The Obama administration-supported measure, a priority for the bureau before the 12 June massacre at an LGBT nightclub, would have allowed the FBI vast access to internet metadata, including messaging logs, account logins, browser histories and email records, all without a warrant, by using a kind of nonjudicial subpoena known as a national security letter.
Upon waking, I reviewed my browser history.
"The browser history had not been deleted.
Except there are no secrets in your browser history.
Jon Mundy wrote: "Oh - this is glorious, @GavinBarwellMP's browser history comes back to bite him".
He, too, had found it by going through the browser history of Jonathan's laptop.
