Like Google, Facebook also keeps a history of your online searches. social. But sometimes people pay less attention to it. And since Facebook doesn’t offer an “incognito” search mode (available on Chrome, Google apps, and even YouTube), on does not have the same reflexes when. However, as with Google product searches, Facebook searches can contain embarrassing information that someone else might accidentally stumble upon. But the good news is that, in the absence of a private or incognito mode for research, Facebook makes it easy to erase history.
How to Clear Facebook Search History on PC?
On PC, your Facebook search history is available at son website web, facebook.com. After logging in, go to the home page. Click Search on Facebook. Your latest searches will appear, along with an Edit button. Click this button. When you click on the Facebook search box, it displays your latest searches as well as an Edit button (capture screen) On the Search History page, you just need to click on Delete Search. To make your Facebook searches disappear, click Remove Search. The page then refreshes and displays the message: “Nothing to display” (screenshot). After your searches have been cleared, the page displays the message “Nothing to display”.
How to Clear Your Facebook Search History mobile ?
On the mobilethe procedure is very similar. Open the app mobile Facebook, then click on search (the “magnifying glass” icon). In the search section, Facebook will display your recent searches and a “View All” button. Click below. In the Search section of the Facebook app, click View All to view your search history and click the button to clear those searches. (Screenshot) In the “Search History” section, all you have to do is click on “Delete All”. When a story is open, click “Remove All” to remove all items from that story. (Screenshot) Unfortunately, as mentioned above, Facebook does not provide a private search feature. Therefore, if you don’t want to leave traces, you need to repeat this operation regularly or every time you make a series of searches that you don’t want to be saved in your account’s “last searches”.
