A Chrome extension that lets you browse your history by date, instead of infinite scroll.
It's easy: download from the Chrome Web Store!
I obsessively track every minute of my time. And I often refer to my Chrome browser history to get a sense of what I was doing at certain times on certain days. If you've ever tried doing that, you'll find that it is a very broken experience -- a laborious infinite scroll, and often the scroll resets randomly.
I used to use the Better History Chrome extension, but I learned it used to be open-source, but was sold, and then made closed-source. Giving my Chrome history to a closed-source for-profit extension made me nervous. And for good reason, because at one point, Better History was hijacking your browser to display ads.
So I made this. An open-source extension for browsing your history by date.
- Navigate browser history by date
- Break usage down by continuous sessions
- See what domains you visited most, per session
- Example: "I used Chrome for 3 hours in the morning (mostly StackOverflow), and 2 hours in evening (mostly Gmail)"
- Calculates total hours spent online each day
- Filter out specific domains
- Example: "Ignore Youtube.com, because I use it for music"
- Bootstrap
- Chrome extension API: storage, history
- MobX
- react
- react-hot-loader
- react-select
yarn run start
yarn run build
./ext_publish.sh