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Today, Mytour will show you how to delete websites listed under the "Recently Closed" section of Google Chrome on both desktop and mobile devices. At any time, simply open and close Google Chrome twice in a row, and the recently closed history on your device will be cleared. If you're logged into Chrome on multiple devices, the recently closed tabs may still appear on other devices using the same account. In this case, you'll need to clear the Recently Closed list on each device individually.
Steps
Mobile App
Open Google Chrome.
View all open applications.
- On iPhone or iPad, double-click the Home button.
- On Android, tap the Overview button (usually located at the bottom right of the device).
Close Google Chrome by:
- On iPhone or iPad: Press and drag Chrome to the top of the screen.
- On Android: Swipe Chrome to the left or right edge of the screen.
Open Google Chrome.
Tap the ⋮ button in the top-left corner.
Tap Recent Tabs. The "Recently Closed" section has been cleared.
- This action will only remove recently closed tabs linked to the specific device. If you're logged into Google Chrome on multiple devices, check this section on connected devices.
Computer
Open Google Chrome.
Close Google Chrome. On Windows, click the ⋮ button in the top-right corner and click Exit. On Mac, click the Chrome button in the top-left corner of the menu bar, then select Quit Google Chrome. You can also use the following keyboard shortcuts:
- On PC: Ctrl+⇧ Shift+Q
- On Mac: ⌘ Command+Q
Repeat the process. Open Google Chrome a second time and close it immediately.
Open Google Chrome.
Click the ⋮ button in the top-right corner of the Chrome browser window.
Click History. The Recently Closed list on your computer has been cleared.
- This action will only remove recently closed tabs on the current computer. If you're logged into Google Chrome on multiple devices, recently closed tabs may still appear on connected devices.
