Recently Watched on Amazon Prime

I'm not sure why this feature is as deeply hidden as it is, but despite what most people think you can see your recent watchlist on Amazon's Prime Video service. It's a feature I use quite a bit to ensure that my Trakt and MiM records are correct, but I often find myself having to Google where to go. So, as much for my own records as anything else, if you want to see what you've been watching recently then follow these steps (see below for updated steps):

  1. Go to Your Account
  2. Scroll to the very bottom to Improve Your Recommendations
  3. Choose Videos You've Watched on the left-hand side menu

Et voilá! You have a full list of everything you've ever watched through on the service. You may even be able to skip out the above steps by clicking this link instead. Thanks to Lee Turner on Quora for pointing me in the right direction.

2021 Update

Looks like Amazon have moved some things around (again). Here are the new steps:

  1. Go to Your Account
  2. Under Digital Content & Devices select Video Settings
  3. Go to the Watch History tab

Or alternatively click this link to go to the watch history page directly (sometimes it works, sometimes it doesn't 🤷‍♀️)

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