History Trends
Displays interactive charts and statistics of your entire browsing history.
Search and analyze your unlimited history.
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History Trends Unlimited regularly syncs your history to a local database to work around the (approximate) 3-month time limit imposed by Chrome. Your history is saved locally; it's never shared or sent over the network.
Features:
* Interactive charts and stats. Click any of the bar/line/pie charts to filter by a value.
* Search your history by keyword. Or browse it chronologically.
* Access the raw data to perform your own analysis. Click the "Export These Results" link on the Trends or Search page.
* Transfer your history to a new computer. See instructions on the Options page.
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I love this extension! It saves my history and does auto backups. It also shows interesting analytics.
Love it, absolutely perfect. Just one thing though, it seems to sometimes miscount the number of visits to Google Docs. For example, on one day I have 700 visits to the same google doc according to History Trends Unlimited, but I'm pretty sure I didn't load that document 700 times, do you know why this could be happening? Thanks
This does everything I want a fully featured chrome history to do
A hidden gem. A must have, ever since chrome began auto-deleting browser history.
Works like a charm, very neat extension
This is probably the best extension I use on chrome. Its the first extension that gets installed on all new OS and I love it. However, I recently discovered that it has skipped a few days (1-2) on a new install of chrome and now it has me paranoid. It has broken our trusty relationship. Is there away to import chromes own history to sync with history trends unlimited. I do have an app that can save chromes own history to various different file types or do I need to go the SQLite route. Like the DB import of firefox - https://sites.google.com/view/history-trends-unlimited/import-firefox-history - Would be very helpful. Thank you for all your hard work.
It's a perfect extension. Lightweight. Shows all the urls in a compact list. It also segregates the domains and list them in Top100. That's what I always wanted to know which domains i visited so far. Top100 does the trick. Even they can extent, I guess.
I hope there's a way to change Results per page, I have to constantly press older to see my history, Loved the extension but please add an option to set the results per page just like any other search tool
Amazing extension that does what it advertises. I like to see which days I most actively use Chrome, what hours I am the busiest, and of course the top sites I visit.
this is the good one. the only one that allows me to easily pinpoint a specific day, and actually works properly. it's very speedy as well. wouldn't mind infinite scrolling tho... as long as memory and performance can be well-managed. Also... unfortunately... ALL this time, I thought Chrome native history saved everything for all eternity. sorely mistaken. Could not find what I set out for, sadly.