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Fed up with not being able to find pages that I knew I had visited in the past I wrote a Chrome extension that automatically indexes the url, title & content of every page you visit - allowing you to search your entire browsing history. Why is this useful? Imagine you know that last week you read a news article by author "X" but you can't remember where, or how you got to it; by searching your recawl history for "X" you can easily find the page you were looking for. http://www.recawl.com
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2021 · stringmark.com
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Hey there. Chrome is a great browser, but browsing your history sure stinks and the history extensions available feel poorly designed. My extension is called Better History. https://chrome.google.com/webstore/detail/obciceimmggglbmelaidpjlmodcebijb I've tackled a few important milestones that take Better History miles above the other history options. Core features... * Organizing history into digestible time intervals * Grouping visits from the same domain * Enhancing day filters * Using Preferences UI * Deleting beyond removing single visits * Evolving the time interval interface * Making…
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I built Sutra, a Chrome extension that helps you perform intelligent searches and analyses on your own browsing history. Instead of scrolling through a long list of URLs, you can ask questions like: “What are the clothing-related sites I’ve visited?” “What news related to Gaza have I read?” “What do I usually browse late at night?” “Which links do I visit most often?” “What did I open around the time I was on Etsy yesterday?” Sutra turns your browsing history into something you can actually explore, understand, and reflect on. These analyses can be done either through natural language…
Jan 2026 · chromewebstore.google.com
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