Firefox Journeys: New Browsing History Feature Explained - TechRepublic

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Firefox is testing a new feature that automatically groups related browsing history into topics, making it easier to return to research, shopping, or other unfinished tasks without digging through dozens of tabs.

Called Journeys, the feature has appeared in Firefox Nightly as part of Mozilla’s AI-powered Smart Window experience. It organizes previously visited pages into cards with summaries and shortcuts for reopening related websites.

Journeys remains experimental, with no confirmed release date for the stable version of Firefox. The feature’s interface and controls were detailed in Windows Report’s Nov. 10 testing.

How Firefox Journeys works

Journeys appears in a section labeled “Jump back in” on the Smart Window start page.

Instead of presenting browsing history as a chronological list of websites, Firefox groups related activity into topic-based cards.

Each card includes:

  • A topic title: A description of the activity, such as researching a product or planning a trip.
  • Related...

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