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Search your browsing history by the words on the page, not just titles & URLs. 100% local — your pages never leave your device. Ever tried to find a page you KNOW you read — "that article about quantum teleportation" — and Chrome's history came up empty because the word you remember was in the body, not the title? Recall fixes exactly that. 🔍 SEARCH WHAT WAS ON THE PAGE Chrome history only matches page titles and URLs. Recall quietly builds a full-text index of the pages you actually read, so you can search their content later — any word or phrase from the body — and jump straight back. 🧠 IT REMEMBERS AS YOU BROWSE Open a page, keep reading. Recall extracts the readable text (title, description, body — minus the nav and clutter) and folds it into a private on-device index. No setup, no clicking "save". ⚡ RANKED RESULTS WITH SNIPPETS Type a query in the toolbar popup and get ranked hits — each with the page title, site, when you visited, and a snippet with your terms highlighted. Click to reopen. Multi-word queries rank pages that match more of your words first. 🔒 100% LOCAL — AND WE MEAN IT Everything stays in your browser's local storage. No servers, no account, no analytics, no network calls of any kind. Your reading history is nobody's business but yours. Sensitive pages (logins, banking, checkout) are skipped automatically, and you can pause indexing or ignore any site at any time. 🗂️ A FULL-SEARCH PAGE The options page is a manager for your reading memory: browse recently indexed pages, see what's indexed, keep a per-site ignore list, and clear everything in one click. 💎 PRO — PAY ONCE, OWN IT FOREVER ($15) • Unlimited history & page count (free keeps the last 14 days / 2,000 pages) • Filter results by site and by date range • Export your entire index as JSON No subscription. Every future update included. Perfect for: researchers, students, developers, writers, and anyone who reads a lot and thinks "where did I see that?"
Jul 21, 2026
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