How to see my owned games ONLINE in the browser?

Hello, how are you? Hope you're well. My name is Mateus. I'm an Independent Advisor and I'll be glad to help you today.

First, welcome to the Xbox community. In the past there was a page within the Xbox.com site that showed you your owned games, currently, this page no longer exists, but you can check your games through the achievements menu via the link below.

https://account.xbox.com/en-us/Profile

Make sure you have the correct account logged in

On this page you will find your activations feed and next to it is the option achievements, in this option, you can organize which games you want to see, you can select from Xbox 360 titles, Xbox One, Xbox series s/x, and PC.

Another way to see it would be by your order history via the link below.

https://account.microsoft.com/billing/orders

*Thank you in advance for contacting the community, I hope this can help you.

What the hell Your a genius. i tried a vpn and it worked like nothing ever happened? How do i make it work onto my own network but the browser, it wasnt the browsers fault def the internet. How do i make it work onto my own?

So you were able to redeem it via PC browser? How can I check if I "own" it via the PC browser? Because usually if you own a title the site tells you, but it lets me purchase the game so I think the purchase didn't finalize for me. How many minutes did you
wait?

EDIT:Well, after ten minutes the ring is still spinning and the game is not marked as owned, guess it's not working for me.

Hello Charliedogg45 how are you?

My name is Ezequiel I'm an Independent Consultant.

The video game is more focused on games, so the Xbox browser is different from the PC browser, it is lighter, I suggest that you try to watch your movie using its own applications such as Netflix, YouTube, Amazon Prime, among others .

No, you can't see your Intalled list through a browser. You can keep a manual list on your PC that you can manually add to, if you'd like. There are apps like OneNote that you can use, or just make a Word document, and keep a list yourself if you'd like
to have one to reference from your PC.