Retrospective History

Search the full text of everything you've read online. Have you ever had trouble recalling where on the internet you found an article, blog post, recipe, or snippet of text that you remember reading? Chrome’s default History stores the title and URL of the websites you visit, ignoring all of the page’s content. If you can’t remember the page title or URL, you’re out of luck. Retrospective History indexes the full text contents of the pages you read, creating a personal, private, and local search engine for all the text you've viewed. How It Works: Simply browse the web as usual, and Retrospective History will work in the background to automatically index the text content of the pages you visit. A red/green indicator on the toolbar icon shows whether the page you're currently viewing has been indexed. Be sure to pin the extension's icon to your Chrome toolbar so you can easily view this status indicator. If you want to delete the page that you're currently viewing from the index or add its domain to your ignore list, you can easily do so from the extension's toolbar popup window. When you need to find something you've read before, select "Search History" from the toolbar popup to open the search page. Enter your query to find matching results from your browsing history. Unlike Chrome's basic History which only shows page titles and URLs, this extension lets you search the full-text content of the pages you've visited. Please note that Retrospective History does not index certain single page applications and "infinite scroll" style pages. Most social media sites fall in this category. The toolbar icon will indicate whether or not these pages have been indexed. Privacy First: Your privacy is key. All indexed content stays on your computer. Nothing is ever uploaded to the cloud or shared. You have complete control over what gets indexed and how long it's stored. Great For: -Researchers tracking sources -Students organizing study materials -Professionals managing technical documentation -Anyone who wants to easily find content they've previously read Privacy Policy: https://www.retrospectivehistory.com/privacy Terms and Conditions: https://www.retrospectivehistory.com/terms