Searches you can come back to

A search in Find is not just a page you leave. Find keeps the searches you have run so you can pick one back up — the query, the answer, and what you had open.

**Why this exists**

Looking something up is rarely one question. You search, read, refine, get interrupted, and come back. Starting over means re-typing a question you already answered and re-reading results you already judged. Keeping the session means the second half of the work survives the interruption.

**What is kept**

The query and the results you were shown. Not your scroll position, and not anything you did on another site afterwards.

**Removing one**

Any session can be removed, and removing it removes it — it is not hidden from a list while staying in a record somewhere.

**If you do not want a search kept at all**

Run it privately instead. See "Search without keeping it."