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Beautifully organize your browsing history Have you ever wanted to reread an article, only to find that you can’t locate it? Historium is a browser extension that beautifully organizes your browsing history and makes it easy to access. Your favorite websites are grouped into folders, allowing you to instantly return to any page at any time. Examples include products you viewed on e-commerce sites, articles you read on news sites, and documents you referenced on technical blogs. Historium works with any type of web page. ★ Key Features First, select the websites you want to organize in the settings screen. After setup, simply click the toolbar icon to open a beautifully organized history view. Browsing history is grouped into folders by website, so “that product you saw on that shop” or “that article you read on that blog” is immediately easy to find. No more searching through your browser history. Example: If you add “YouTube” in the settings, a YouTube history folder will be created. ★ Keyboard Shortcuts ※ In some environments, keyboard shortcuts may not work properly. ※ If this happens, type chrome://extensions/shortcuts into the address bar and reassign the shortcuts. Mac: - Command + Shift + E: Launch the extension - Command + ↑ / ↓: Select a website - ↑ / ↓: Select a history item - Enter: Open the page Windows: - Ctrl + Shift + E: Launch the extension - Ctrl + ↑ / ↓: Select a website - ↑ / ↓: Select a history item - Enter: Open the page ★ Privacy All data is stored only within your browser. Nothing is ever sent to external servers. P.S. If you like Historium, please consider leaving a review. It really helps motivate development.
Feb 11, 2026
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