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Automatically log posts you've seen on Threads Ever been scrolling through Threads, see something interesting, think "I'll come back to this later," and then... it's gone? Or remember seeing a post before but can't quite recall the keywords to search for it? That's exactly my problem. So I made a simple tool to track all the posts I've browsed on Threads. ## What It Does After installing, it automatically records posts you've viewed on Threads. No buttons to click, no extra steps. Just scroll Threads like you normally do, and it works in the background. When you want to find something you saw before, click the extension icon and everything is there. ## Key Features - Auto-recording: No manual actions needed, just scroll naturally - Search: Find posts even if you only remember fragments - Export data: Backup as JSON or CSV - Set limits: Choose how many posts to keep ## How to Use 1. Install the extension and go to Threads.com 2. Scroll like you normally do 3. Click the extension icon when you want to find something 4. Use the search box to find what you're looking for 5. Export data if you need a backup ## Important Note This extension works by analyzing Threads' page structure to identify posts. Since Threads doesn't provide a stable API, the extension has to "guess" what's a post based on DOM patterns and link formats. This means **when Threads updates their website design, the extension might temporarily stop working**. If this happens, please wait for an update or report the issue on GitHub. ## Privacy All data stays on your computer. Nothing gets sent anywhere. The extension doesn't collect any of your information either. The code is open source, feel free to check it out. ## Who Is This For People who often need to find posts they've seen before but couldn't.
Mar 9, 2026
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