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Tracks browsing history for each tab individually. 🕘 Tab History Tracker Tab History Tracker keeps a running history per browser tab, so you can effortlessly jump back to previous pages without digging through your global browser history. 🔹 Open past pages in the same tab, a new tab, or a new window 🔹 Copy URLs, pin tabs, or clear entries — all from a sleek, responsive popup 🔹 Works automatically as you browse. No sign-in, no cloud, no data leaves your device 🚀 Key Features • 🧭 Per-tab history — See only what happened in the current tab • ⚡ Quick actions — Open here, in a new tab/window, pin, or copy the URL • 🧹 Clean up easily — Remove individual entries or clear the entire tab history (with confirmation) • 🏷️ Smart labels — Titles with fallback to readable URLs and optional “time ago” stamps • 🔧 Configurable — Set the max number of entries per tab, toggle timestamps • 🔒 Private & lightweight — All data stays local, and chrome:// or extension pages are ignored 🛠️ How It Works 1. Click the 🧩 extension icon to open the popup for the current tab 2. Browse your per-tab history list 3.Perform quick actions: • 🖱️ Click to open in this tab • ➕ Open in new tab / window • 📌 Pin tab • 📋 Copy URL • ❌ Remove entry or “Clear All” ⚙️ Options • 🔢 Set maximum history entries per tab (default: 20) • 🕒 Toggle “time ago” labels in the popup 🔐 Privacy & Permissions • 💾 Storage: Saves history locally in your browser • 📑 Tabs/Windows: Needed to access the active tab and open pages on your command • 📋 ClipboardWrite: Required to enable the Copy URL action • 🚫 No data collection: The extension sends zero data to external servers
Jul 20, 2026
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