Is there a way to see what websites your IP visited

[Clockwork_princess]

So over the course of the week I've been looking up info for a project, I usually just leave the tabs open becase when im don't with the page I just close it. 

 

And now it's time for me to cite sources and and well my PC shutoff and didn't let me restore my tabs like it has before. 

 

Only thing I can think of is if there is way to see what sites your IP has visited. Is there a way to to that at all or am I out of luck 

 

PS I don't have a history. I have an add-on that automatically deletes my browsing history 

[The Benjamins]

4 minutes ago, Clockwork_princess said:

So over the course of the week I've been looking up info for a project, I usually just leave the tabs open becase when im don't with the page I just close it. 

 

And now it's time for me to cite sources and and well my PC shutoff and didn't let me restore my tabs like it has before. 

 

Only thing I can think of is if there is way to see what sites your IP has visited. Is there a way to to that at all or am I out of luck 

 

PS I don't have a history. I have an add-on that automatically deletes my browsing history 

do you use google.com to search for stuff?

you might be able to view your search history.

 

also what you are describing is the browser history, why have that feature off? if you don't want some stuff in your history then use incognito mode.

[NumLock21]

There is a extension on FireFox that shows you the history of sites you've visited, even when you clear out everything. i can't remember what that extension was. As for your Phone, it will be in your Google history.

 

[Lurick]

If you searched with google you can use https://myactivity.google.com/myactivity

[Papu]

I think in some rare cases your router might hold logs of your traffic history  but i would think that most of the routers have that disabled by default....

[emosun]

if you're using windows 10 then just ask microsoft they should know pretty much anything the machine has been up to.

[NumLock21]

Just remembered that extension, It's called Lightbeam.