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For recent web history.6Find Deleted History of Google Chrome from My ActivityJust like in the case of Android devices as mentioned earlier, "My Activity" also works on Windows computers/laptops.If you're logged in with your Google account, all your Chrome browsing activity and search history is automatically stored in Google My Activity. It's one of the most reliable methods unless you've specifically turned it off:Step 1. Visit myactivity.google.com.Step 2. Sign in to your Google account.Step 3. You'll see all your history across all Google products. You can even filter specific Google Services by clicking on "Filter by date & product."Note that there's no option to directly recover Chrome history here. You have to click on the website to visit it. This will automatically add it to the browsing history.7Recover Deleted History on Google Chrome from Previous VersionWindows has a feature called "File History," which maintains copies of previous versions of files and folders. This can come in handy if you're trying to recover Chrome history and none of the above methods work. Here are the steps:Step 1. Open "File Explorer" on your PC.Step 2. Navigate to C:\Users\\AppData\Local\. Right-click on the "Google" folder and click on "Properties."Step 3. Switch to the "Previous Versions" tab. Check if there's any previous version available.Step 4. Select "Restore" and confirm when prompted. Wait for the process to finish and click "OK." Would like to Manage Browsing History on Your Kids’ Phone? If you want to see kids deleted browsing history, AirDroid Parental Control comes in. With

Software downloads are .ZIP files which must be extracted before use. SIGN UP FOR SOFTWARE UPDATESAvocent AutoView 3108/3216 Analog KVM Switches Software DownloadsLatest Releases for Avocent AutoView 3108/3216 KVMRELEASE VERSION AND DATENOTESSOFTWARE DOWNLOADV2.8.5June 2024Release NotesClient/Browser versions tested:Java Version 1.8.0.291Internet Explorer 11Firefox 89.0 (64-bit)Firefox ESR 60.3.0 ESR (64-bit)Chrome Version 91.0.4472 (64-bit)Edge 91.0.864.48 (64-bit)FirmwareSHA256 ChecksumV1.31.0August 10, 2020Avocent DSView 4.5 Plug-In Release NotesPlug-InSHA256 Checksum March 25, 2020MIB FilesTRAP-MIBSHA256 Checksum Previous Releases for Avocent AutoView 3108/3216 KVMRELEASE VERSION AND DATE​NOTESSOFTWARE DOWNLOADV2.8.3April 2023Release NotesClient/Browser versions tested:Java Version 1.8.0.291Internet Explorer 11Firefox 89.0 (64-bit)Firefox ESR 60.3.0 ESR (64-bit)Chrome Version 91.0.4472 (64-bit)Edge 91.0.864.48 (64-bit)FirmwareSHA256 ChecksumV2.6.0July 23, 2021Release NotesClient/Browser versions tested:Java Version 1.8.0.291Internet Explorer 11Firefox 89.0 (64-bit)Firefox ESR 60.3.0 ESR (64-bit)Chrome Version 91.0.4472 (64-bit)Edge 91.0.864.48 (64-bit)FirmwareSHA256 Checksumv2.4.3August 10, 2020Release NotesClient/Browser versions tested:Java Version 1.8.0.201Internet Explorer 11Firefox 77.0.1 (64-bit)Firefox ESR 60.3.0 ESR (64-bit)Chrome Version 83.0.4103 (64-bit)FirmwareSHA256 ChecksumJuly 18, 2016MIB FilesTRAP-MIB.AVO.AV3216.asnTRAP-MIB.AVO.AV3108.asnv2.2.0October 28, 2019Release NotesClient/Browser versions tested:Java Version 1.8.0.201Internet Explorer 11Firefox 68.0.1 (64-bit)Firefox ESR 60.3.0 ESR (64-bit)Chrome Version 75.0.3770.142 (Official Build) (64-bit)FirmwareSHA256 Checksumv2.0.0June 14, 2019Release NotesClient/Browser versions tested:Java Version 1.8.0.201Internet Explorer 11Firefox 66.0.5 (64-bit)Firefox ESR 60.3.0 ESR (64-bit)Chrome Version 74.0.3729.169 (Official Build) (64-bit)FirmwareMD5 Checksumv1.30.2December 14, 2018Release NotesClient/Browser versions tested:Java Version 10Internet Explorer 11Firefox 63.0.3 (64-bit)Firefox 60.3.0 ESR (64-bit)Chrome Version 70.0.3538.102 (Official Build) (64-bit)FirmwareMD5 Checksumv1.30.1December 14, 2018Avocent® AutoView™ Switch Plug-in Release NotesFirmwareAvocent® AutoView™ Switch Plug-inMD5 Checksumv1.30.1May 11, 2018Release NotesClient/Browser versions tested: Java 9.0.4Internet Explorer 11Firefox 59.0.2Firefox ESR 52.0 - 32 bit ONLYChrome 65.0.3325.181MD5 Checksumv1.30.0May 11, 2018Avocent DSView 4.5 Plug-in Release NotesAvocent DSView 4.5 Plug-InMD5 Checksumv1.26.0May 12, 2017Release NotesClient/Browser versions tested: Java Version 8 Update 131Internet Explorer 11Firefox 53.0Firefox ESR 52.0 (32-bit ONLY)Chrome 58FirmwareMD5 Checksumv1.26.0May 12, 2017Avocent DSView 4.5 Plug-In Release NotesAvocent DSView 4.5 Plug-InMD5 Checksumv1.24.0January 20, 2017Release NotesClient/Browser versions tested :Java Version 8 Update 101Internet Explorer 11Firefox 49.02Firefox ESR 45.5.1Chrome 55.0.2883.75FirmwareMD5 Checksumv1.22.0August 31, 2016Avocent DSView 4.5 Plug-In Release NotesAvocent DSView 4.5 Plug-InMD5 Checksumv1.22.1January 20, 2017Release NotesClient/Browser versions tested :Java Version 8 Update 91Internet Explorer 11Firefox 47Firefox ESR 24.1Chrome 51FirmwareMD5 ChecksumAvocent DSView 4.5 Plug-in Release Notes Verwandte Artikel

Heroku-buildpack-chrome-for-testing by heroku GitHub Readme.md This buildpack installs Google Chrome browser chrome & chromedriver, the Selenium driver for Chrome, in a Heroku app.BackgroundIn summer 2023, the Chrome development team addressed a long-standing problem with keeping Chrome & Chromedriver versions updated and aligned with each other for automated testing environments. This buildpack follows this strategy to keep chrome & chromedriver versions in-sync.InstallationImportantIf migrating from a previous Chrome-chromedriver installation, then remove any pre-existing Chrome or Chromedriver buildpacks from the app. See the migration guide.heroku buildpacks:add -i 1 heroku-community/chrome-for-testingDeploy the app to install Chrome for Testing. 🚀Selecting the Chrome Release ChannelBy default, this buildpack will download the latest Stable release, which is providedby Google.You can control the channel of the release by setting the GOOGLE_CHROME_CHANNELconfig variable to Stable, Beta, Dev, or Canary, and then deploy/build the app.Migrating from Separate BuildpacksRemove Existing InstallationsWhen an app already uses the separate Chrome & Chromedriver buildpacks, remove them from the app, before adding this one:heroku buildpacks:remove heroku/google-chromeheroku buildpacks:remove heroku/chromedriverheroku buildpacks:add -i 1 heroku-community/chrome-for-testingPath to Installed ExecutablesAfter being installed by this buildpack, chrome & chromedriver are set in the PATH of dynos.If the absolute paths are required, you can discover their location in an app:>>> heroku run bash$ which chrome/app/.chrome-for-testing/chrome-linux64/chrome$ which chromedriver/app/.chrome-for-testing/chromedriver-linux64/chromedriverThese locations may change in future versions of this buildpack, so please allow the operating system to resolve their locations from PATH, if possible.Changes to Command FlagsThe prior heroku/google-chrome buildpack wrapped the chrome command with default flags using a shim script. This is no longer implemented for chrome in this buildpack, to support evolving changes to the Chrome for Testing flags, such as the --headless=new variation.Depending on how an app is already setup for testing with Chrome, it may not require any changes.If the app fails to start Chrome, please ensure that the following argument flags are set wherever chrome is invoked:--headless--no-sandboxSome use-cases may require these flags too:--disable-gpu--remote-debugging-port=9222Releasing a new versionFor buildpack maintainers only.Create a new release on GitHub.Publish the release tag in Heroku Buildpack Registry. CLI Installation Copy the snippet above into CLI.