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Retrace your web journeys as trees. Remember Your Trails — Retrace every step of your browsing. It automatically records your browsing history and builds a tree based on how you actually navigated—which page you came from, which new tabs you opened—connecting everything into one complete, easy-to-follow path. With Remember Your Trails, you'll never again struggle to figure out "how did I even get to this page?" All your data is stored locally, so there's nothing to worry about when it comes to privacy! 1️⃣ Map your browsing path as a tree It automatically tracks what you clicked and where it led, organizing your browsing path into a clear history tree. Whether you're researching, following a trail of clues, or revisiting a page you just saw, you'll no longer have to guess your way through one long, scattered list. 2️⃣ Favorites & Disabled Sites Mark important pages with different colors and find them again quickly in your favorites; add URLs you'd rather not record to a disabled list. Keep what matters, and let the rest stay quiet. 3️⃣ Import & export your data Export to JSON as text or as a file, and import from text or a JSON file just as easily. Switching devices, making backups, saving your progress—take your browsing trails with you wherever you go. 4️⃣ Dark mode support The interface follows your system's light or dark mode. Crisp by day, easy on the eyes at night—so long research sessions stay comfortable.
Jun 18, 2026
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