"Microsoft is telling Bing Search users when it is using history for some of its search features. Bing will show section named "History" and then say what history is knows about your searches. This was spotted by Sachin Patel who posted a couple of screenshots on X - here is one of those screenshots: It says: History: You've explored 2 options for running shoes with affordable running shoes and discounted running shoes online."
"Here are more screenshots: On Bing SERP → Search History shows the path:Started with "running shoes"Then refined to "affordable running shoes"Result: Bing displayed product options directly.Nice way to track how queries evolve @rustybrick pic.twitter.com/pn7k2C4lmO- Sachin Patel (@SachuPatel53124) October 3, 2025 Forum discussion at X. Note: This was pre-written and scheduled to be posted today, I am currently offline for Sukkot."
Bing Search now shows a visible 'History' section that states when and how past searches were used to power search features. The History summary can list the specific queries or refinements that led to particular results, for example indicating two explored options for running shoes and naming the query variations involved. A recorded search path can show an initial query refined into a more specific query, after which Bing surfaced product options directly. The feature provides a concise trace of query evolution and clarifies how prior searches shaped the current SERP and personalized suggestions.
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