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In macOS, right-click on the file and choose Get Info (or highlight the file and press Cmd + I ).

In either of these locations, you’ll find a file called History with no file extension.In macOS, the history file is stored at the following location: ~/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/DefaultOn a Windows machine, go to: C:Users\\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default Note that you may need to enable Windows Explorer’s Show Hidden items option in order to see the AppData folder. First, quit Chrome to prevent any conflicts, and then find Chrome’s history file. Now we have to restrict access to Chrome’s history file.This gives us a blank slate from which to start. Now, make sure the box Clear Browsing History is checked, select All time from the drop-down menu and then click the Clear Browsing Data button at the bottom of the window to complete the process.You can also type Ctrl + Shift + Del to bring up the Clear browsing data window. To start, first go into Chrome and manually clear your history by pressing Cmd + Y for OS X or Ctrl + H for Windows and click Clear browsing data.