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I am trying to figure out the date that I first opened / went to the website of a private safari tab that is still open. I’m thinking there’s a way to access this since everything says that private safari browsing history isn't deleted until the "browsing session” has ended- and the tab is still open.
iPhone 14 Pro, iOS 16
Though Safari doesn't save your browsing history during a private session, your Mac logs this information in the Terminal archive. You can access your private browsing history through the Terminal archive, but it might be a bit tricky as the website names are translated into their IP addresses. Here's a step-by-step guide:
Remember, the exact website names won't be visible, only their corresponding IP addresses. I found this guide on The Mac Observer that could be helpful to you.
Though Safari doesn't save your browsing history during a private session, your Mac logs this information in the Terminal archive. You can access your private browsing history through the Terminal archive, but it might be a bit tricky as the website names are translated into their IP addresses. Here's a step-by-step guide:
Remember, the exact website names won't be visible, only their corresponding IP addresses. I found this guide on The Mac Observer that could be helpful to you.
How to access history information on a current private safari browsing session?
