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Use the history
API to interact with the browser history.
Browser history is a chronological record of pages the user has visited. The history API enables you to:
- search for pages that appear in the browser history
- remove individual pages from the browser history
- add pages to the browser history
- remove all pages from the browser history.
However, the user may have visited a single page multiple times, so the API also has the concept of "visits". So you can also use this API to:
- retrieve the complete set of visits the user made to a particular page
- remove visits to any pages made during a given time period.
To use this API, an add-on must request the "history" permission in its manifest.json
file.
Types
history.TransitionType
- Describes how the browser navigated to a particular page.
history.HistoryItem
-
Provides information about a particular page in the browser history.
history.VisitItem
-
Describes a single visit to a page.
Functions
history.search()
- Searches the browser history for
history.HistoryItem
objects matching the given criteria. history.getVisits()
- Retrieves information about visits to a given page.
history.addUrl()
- Adds a record to the browser history of a visit to the given page.
history.deleteUrl()
- Removes all visits to the given URL from the browser history.
history.deleteRange()
- Removes all visits to pages that the user made during the given time range.
history.deleteAll()
- Removes all visits from the browser history.
Events
history.onVisited
- Fired each time the user visits a page, providing the
history.HistoryItem
data for that page. history.onVisitRemoved
-
Fired when a URL is removed completely from the browser history.
Browser compatibility
The compatibility table in this page is generated from structured data. If you'd like to contribute to the data, please check out https://github.com/mdn/browser-compat-data and send us a pull request.
Chrome | Edge | Firefox | Firefox for Android | Opera | |
---|---|---|---|---|---|
HistoryItem |
Yes | No | 49.0 * | No | 33 |
TransitionType |
Yes | No | 50.0 | No | 33 |
VisitItem |
Yes | No | 50.0 | No | 33 |
addUrl |
Yes * | No | 49.0 | No | 33 * |
deleteAll |
Yes | No | 49.0 | No | 33 |
deleteRange |
Yes | No | 49.0 | No | 33 |
deleteUrl |
Yes | No | 49.0 | No | 33 |
getVisits |
Yes | No | 50.0 | No | 33 |
onVisitRemoved |
Yes | No | 50.0 | No | 33 |
onVisited |
Yes | No | 50.0 | No | 33 |
search |
Yes | No | 49.0 | No | 33 |
Chrome incompatibilities
None.
Example add-ons
This API is based on Chromium's chrome.history
API. This documentation is derived from history.json
in the Chromium code.
Microsoft Edge compatibility data is supplied by Microsoft Corporation and is included here under the Creative Commons Attribution 3.0 United States License.
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