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Ever been shopping on Amazon and decided you wanted a second look at an item you found earlier? Amazon remembers all the products you've viewed so you don't have to. Here's how to find it on your computer or mobile device.
Searching through your order history is useful if you need to reorder something that you don't buy regularly enough for Amazon's Subscribe and Save. It's also handy if you want to find the product page for something you've bought when you need to look up specs or check some detail about your stuff.
Access your Amazon order history, manage payments and subscriptions, and view past purchases on the Your Account page.
After viewing product detail pages, look here to find an easy way to navigate back to pages you are interested in. Your recently viewed items and featured recommendations. ›. View or edit your browsing history.
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Here's how to clear and delete items from your Amazon shopping cart, using the desktop interface on your favorite web browser. Remove items you no longer wan...
You can delete individual items from your Amazon browsing history, or clear it completely, via the browsing history section on the site or app.
When you shop at Amazon, you pay the price for temptation with your wallet: your previous shopping history is there to make you open your wallet again. But if you share your account with anyone, they'll also be able to see all of your shopping quirks.
To get an accurate look at your Amazon history and give us the ability to answer questions like how much you've spent over the years, we actually need to request multiple reports. First, you need to request an "Items" report with a start date that corresponds with your first Amazon purchase and ends with the current date.