Storing browsing history with Tor and/or Mullvad Browser

Privacy Questions
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Neither of these browsers store browsing history, and I wonder if it is otherwise possible to find the URL which I have connected to? I use Linux, so imagine it would involve commands into the Terminal.

Form doing an inconclusive browse as a novice, it seems Tor does not allow for this, but I have found nothing on Mullvad. It is a shame if I can’t, for that means the VPN/ISP is technically able to collect data on me which I cannot collect.

(edit: I realized I can enable history collection easily on Mullvad in settings, I thought it was an unchangeable setting because the one above is. My question remains, how can I find logs for Tor / private browsing on Linux

plus:
With private browsing disabled on Mullvad, does it affect the browsers anti-fingerprinting capabilities, as PG says " it is imperative that you do not modify the browser at all outside adjusting the default security levels" )

Apologies for not figuring this initially.)

3

If you do DNS locally on your network, you should be able to get your own logs, especially if you have something like a pfSense router/firewall.

4

I know, but I would like to collect this information myself. My inability to collect my browsing history is deterring me from Tor and Mullvad browser (I figured I can use the latter, see edited OP)

5

The official way to save specific sites for later in these browsers is to use bookmarks, they’re just not designed to store your entire browsing history.

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Firefox+modified arkenfox might fit your use case