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Automatically remembers and displays the developer documentation pages you visit-grouped by site, timestamp, and filtered by domain Track Your Dev Site Visits — Automatically. Intelligently. Privately. Dev Site History is a lightweight, intelligent Chrome extension that keeps track of the documentation and developer resource pages you visit — only on trusted dev sites like MDN, npm, React docs, Flutter, Node.js, and more. 🧠 Whether you're debugging, learning, or deep-diving into a new framework, this extension remembers the exact pages you opened — grouped by site and timestamped — so you can jump right back into your workflow later. ✅ Why install it? • Automatic memory: No need to bookmark everything manually. It saves the dev pages you visit automatically. • Time-stamped recall: See when you visited what — helpful for retracing your steps while learning or debugging. • Site-specific history: Filtered to show only technical documentation sites — not your whole browsing history. • Lightweight + Private: No account, no cloud storage — everything is saved locally in your browser. ⚡ Built for developers who want memory without clutter.
Jul 14, 2025
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