input: [1] Browser History [2] url date/time computer username [3] Your browser’s history can be your good friend or your worst enemy. Useful when you want to revisit a site whose name you can’t remember, but it can be an awful snitch if you plan to cheat on your wife or husband via an online dating site. [4] Indefinite. You can modify the retention time in your browser settings, but keep in mind the data on a hard drive is not destroyed until it is over-written (and not even, always, then). A URL you visited 2 weeks ago may disappear from the list because you set a 2 week limit, but the url is still on the hard drive and can be recovered, until the disk happens to re-use that space.If you tell your browser you want NO history, this doesn’t necessarily mean it wasn’t recorded on the disk. Many browsers still record to disk and only delete the entries when you close the browser. But deleting is not destroying. [0] 
output: Your browser history records the url of your search results in your browser history. It still won’t show you the page yet, still a few steps away!