📎 AI Summary:
The user is seeking help to find a specific image viewed via Bing on Edge last week, but is unable to locate it through browser history due to the extensive chain of image pages visited. They inquire about whether viewed images are cached locally on their PC and how to access them. The respondent suggests that such images might be stored in a SQLite database but notes that retrieving them would likely be complicated and technical. Overall, the thread reflects a desire to find a more straightforward way to recover previously viewed images.

GreyBadger

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I have a HP Pavilion laptop running Windows 10.

I am trying to find an image that I would have viewed on a specific day last week via Bing on Edge.

I keep getting told to look in the history - which is easy enough to do in any browser, but all that seems to do is take me to the page of my Bing search, e.g., 'vintage 1970s leather handbags', which brings up a page of images.

From those images, I will have clicked on one (can't remember which one), which will have taken me to a page of further images, where the image I am after will be. Unfortunately, there will be hundreds I will have viewed.

Is there an easier way of doing this please - e.g., where will all images I have viewed online be cached on my PC and how do I get to them please?
 

Neemobeer

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Probably in a sqlite database, but probably not any easier to look through and more technical