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See the trail of tabs that led to this page, and jump back to any of them. Backtrace shows you the trail of tabs that led to the page you're on — and lets you jump straight back to any earlier step. When you open a link in a new tab, then another, then another, it's easy to lose track of where you started. Backtrace quietly records how each tab was opened — which tab it came from — and builds that history into a simple, numbered trail. Open the Backtrace popup on any tab to see the full lineage, and click any entry to return to that tab instantly. FEATURES - See the full trail of tabs that led to your current page, newest to oldest. - Jump back to any earlier tab in the trail with a single click. - Step back one level at a time with "Return to parent." - Works entirely on your device — no account, no sign-in, no servers. - Open the popup from the toolbar icon or a keyboard shortcut. PRIVACY Backtrace is designed to work locally. To show your tab trail, it stores limited navigation metadata in Chrome storage, including page URL, page title, timestamp, and parent-child tab relationships. This data stays on your device. Backtrace does not read your full Chrome browsing history, does not access pages visited before installation, does not collect page contents or form inputs, and does not send tab-trail data to us or third parties.
Jun 23, 2026
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