Browser Memory — Never Forget What You Were Doing

Browser Memory is a privacy-first browsing timeline. It locally records the pages, PDFs, and tabs a user visits — including scroll position, reading progress, and time spent — so they can search their own history, resume reading exactly where they left off, and (with an optional one-time Pro upgrade) organize visited pages into projects, collections, tags, and notes. All activity data is stored only in the user's browser via IndexedDB; nothing is uploaded. The only network request the extension ever makes is an optional license-key check when a user activates Pro.