I just wanted to find out why this person wants to see history. There are a lot of topics. Bandwidth, Parental Controls and Security. Generally Comcast is a very bad service. I get that all the time. I used to just get a dial up connection and dsl at some rare occasions. But, Comcast that advertises features and their employees are empowered to make deals like that. Not true in anything that they advertise. I have to set everything up myself always. They literally do not stand by their word except the laggy service. Their connection is still not even half T1. At least some providers have a real Gig connection that they turn down to 256 megabits. Just like they used to do with compact 512 dsl on Verizon. Because that Verizon dsl used to be 2 megabits actual speed that allowed my connection at 512 kilobytes all the time.
EG
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No. Comcast does not record browsing history. Look at the web browser's history on the individual computer.
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salEdge
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https://www.xfinity.com/hub/parental-controls?pc=1
It's a very confusing question.
From what I understand you might be looking for. *jokingly an internet monitor system.
Otherwise you should have no problem checking your browser history.
And feel free to use any other programs that you want.
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EG
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I thought that I said that ?
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salEdge
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I just wanted to find out why this person wants to see history. There are a lot of topics. Bandwidth, Parental Controls and Security. Generally Comcast is a very bad service. I get that all the time. I used to just get a dial up connection and dsl at some rare occasions. But, Comcast that advertises features and their employees are empowered to make deals like that. Not true in anything that they advertise. I have to set everything up myself always. They literally do not stand by their word except the laggy service. Their connection is still not even half T1. At least some providers have a real Gig connection that they turn down to 256 megabits. Just like they used to do with compact 512 dsl on Verizon. Because that Verizon dsl used to be 2 megabits actual speed that allowed my connection at 512 kilobytes all the time.
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confuzzeled
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You talk gibberish.
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