Google to allow you to download entire search history

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Google is now allowing its users to download their entire search history, NBC News has reported.

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Users have been able to view the history, but now you can export it to your computer.

All you have to do is go to the Google Account history, click the gear icon and select download.

Then the history will appear for the time period since enabling the Web history setting.

Google does warn not to download to a public computer, CNET reported.

It will be sent to Google Drive, organized chronologically by quarter, CNET reported.

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