This method applies to Chrome as the browser’s History page is formatted in HTML like any other page so you can actually save it as a file on your computer and then open it in any other web browser.

Step away from the internet and save all your browser tabs to come back to later. We'll show you how on Chrome, Edge, Firefox, and Safari.

There is not much to do here in terms of running your newly created HTML file. All you have to do is right-click on the file, then select Open. The file will open in your default web browser.

If you keep Chrome up-to-date without changing any settings, any PDF you download may open within the web browser by default.

The Chrome Web Store is the home of thousands of extensions and apps. Here's how you can access it to download extensions in the Chrome browser.