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Thank you for your fast reply. I want to find the web site address in the folder. although I found the folder, it seems that the I cannot find the web site address in there. Do you think I can find it in there?
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Thank you for your fast reply. I want to find the web site address in the folder. although I found the folder, it seems that the I cannot find the web site address in there. Do you think I can find it in there?

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Hi where is history folder located in Chrome? After we watch some website, we can find these links by clicking &nbsp;history. but this only show some history links page by page. where are folder of these links ? Thank you
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Hi where is history folder located in Chrome? After we watch some website, we can find these links by clicking  history. but this only show some history links page by page. where are folder of these links ? Thank you

Where is history folder located in Google chrome?

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IP Telephony

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