Search History in Oria

To find your search log, click the "My Favorites" pin icon in the top menu in Oria and select the "Search History" tab. From here, you can view, reuse or manage your previous searches. Note that your search history is private and accessible only to you - library staff cannot view it. 

If your search log is empty and you wish to keep your search history beyond a single session, you can adjust this setting in your user account in Oria.

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To adjust your search history preferences, sign in to Oria, click your name at the top right corner of the screen, and select "My Personal details and settings" from the menu. In the "Personal settings" section, you can decide whether to retain your search history between sessions and whether to use it for search suggestions.

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When you activate "Allow saving my search history" option, your searches will not be deleted when you close the browser window and end your user session. The next time you open Oria, you will have access to your searches from previous sessions. This way you can easily resume your research where you last left off.

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When "Use my search history for search suggestions" feature is enabled, Oria uses your search history to provide personalized autocomplete suggestions in future searches, helping you find related materials more efficiently. Unsigned users will only receive suggestions based on their current session, and this history will not be saved.

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Each time you perform a search, and are not signed into Oria, your queries are temporarily saved, allowing you to revisit them as needed. By default, these records are erased once your session ends.

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For more information about search history, you can visit the following websites:

• Information about using "My Favorites" (documentation provided by the system developer)
• Information about saving and managing search queries (documentation provided by the system developer)