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Track movies, anime, and YouTube progress across sites with optional cloud sync. MovieTrack is a privacy-conscious watch progress tracker for videos, anime, movies, and YouTube. It helps you keep a simple history of what you watched, where you watched it, and how far you got. MovieTrack works locally by default, and you can optionally sign in with Google to sync your progress across devices. Features: - Track active video watching after user consent - Detect anime, movies, YouTube videos, and unknown video pages - Save title, site, minimized URL, watch time, and playback progress - Resume videos from saved progress when possible - Mark records as Continue or Finished - Filter history by Continue, Finished, category, date, and search - Group anime and TV-style records by season/episode - Group episode-only shows without seasons - Search and organize your watch history in the Library - Edit, delete, export, and clear records - Optional Google sign-in for cloud sync - Sync cloud history to this device - Sync local history to cloud - Delete cloud data from settings Privacy: MovieTrack only starts tracking after you accept the in-extension disclosure and grant site access. It tracks only the active audible tab when a readable video element is present. Records are stored locally first. If you sign in with Google, records can sync through your Supabase account. MovieTrack does not sell user data, use ads, analytics, screenshots, cookies, passwords, form data, or full page content.
Jun 17, 2026
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