What is the weirdest thing that happened on this website?

1. Does everyone have a weird search history?
2. Is it safe to Google yourself?
3. What will happen if I Google myself?
4. Is Internet history really deleted?
5. How can I see deleted history?
6. Does Z or R come twice?

Does everyone have a weird search history?

Your browser history doesn't really delete anything and there is a record of every Google search you have ever made, right back to the very first one. Everyone's worst Internet fears have been realised and they probably don't even know it.

Is it safe to Google yourself?

"If you have any negative or unwanted search results, resist the urge to click into them frequently. Searching alone will do no harm, but extra clicks on negative results may indicate to Google that the world is more interested in those results than everything else that is positive and truthful about you," Matta said.

What will happen if I Google myself?

Also, when you Google yourself, be careful when and where you click. ... Searching alone will do no harm, but extra clicks on negative results may indicate to Google that the world is more interested in those results than everything else that is positive and truthful about you," says Matta.

Is Internet history really deleted?

Your browser history is stored just like everything else on your computer, as a file (or collection of files). Clearing your browser history merely deletes these files from your hard drive.

How can I see deleted history?

Enter your Google account and you'll see a list of everything that Google has recorded of your browsing history; Scroll down to Chrome Bookmarks; You'll see everything that your Android phone has accessed including Bookmarks & app used and you can re-save those browsing history as bookmarks again.

Does Z or R come twice?

The trick is homage to a 1997 Nintendo Game, Star Fox 64, where Peppy, the game's space rabbit tells Fox McCloud, the game's protagonist to "do a barrel roll", which you make him do by pressing 'z' or 'r' twice. ... The “do a barrel roll” query, which causes the search page to spin, will remain in place for a while.”