Chrome will keep a record of your downloads unless you manually clear the list. Whenever you’re done checking the Downloads list, just close the “Downloads” tab. To open the file’s location on Linux, Chrome OS, or Windows, click “Show in Folder.” To do so in Finder on a Mac, click “Show in Finder. RELATED: How to Resume an Interrupted Download in Google ChromeĪlso, you can conveniently open the file’s location with a handy link. If the download was interrupted, you can often resume the download by clicking the “Resume” button. If a file has been deleted since you downloaded it, you’ll see “Deleted” beside the file name. Depending on the status of each file, what you see beside its entry will change. It will be at the top or the bottom of the screen, depending on your device and operating system. If you have any active downloads, they will also be shown here. It's either in the top right or lower right corner of the window. When the “Downloads” tab opens, you’ll see your download history presented as a list of files.
In the menu that appears, click “Downloads.” In any window, click the main menu button (three vertical dots) in the upper-right corner.
Here’s how to do it.įirst, open Google Chrome. While using Google Chrome on Windows, Mac, Linux, or Chrome OS, it’s easy to see a list of your previously downloaded files and to clear your download history if necessary.
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