Google Chrome may soon add this browser history-related feature for Android users

Chrome is a popular web browser developed by Google. The tech giant keeps adding new features to this platform to improve user experience. In 2021, the company enabled users to remove their account history as recent as up to the last 15 minutes on Google app. This functionality also arrived for Android devices earlier in 2022. The option not only allows users to delete their search history but also helps them remove other account activity instantly. This feature also aims to save users from the hassle of digging through their account settings to delete browsing history.
According to a report by ChromeStory, Google may now add this feature to the Chrome app on Android. This Google Chrome feature will make it easier for Android users to delete their browsing history. A new option to delete browsing history up to the last 15 minutes is likely to be added to Chrome’s Android app with an upcoming update.

How Google may be planning to add this option
As per the report, Google has added a new flag to its Chrome app on Android. The report says that it is not clear if the flag offers an option to help users to remove just browsing data or account activity or both. However, the report mentions that the option will appear in the three dots overflow menu in Chrome.
The report also didn’t mention when this feature is likely to rollout. However, this handy option will help users during sensitive browsing. The report also didn’t clarify if this option will later appear in Chrome for iOS or desktop.

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