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Maps out all the websites you visit as an interactive, relational mindmap. All data stays on your device. Visualize your web browsing and research paths with an interactive, real-time mindmap. Browsing Mindmap Tracker automatically maps out the websites you visit, showing how they are related. If you click a link from Page A to Page B in the same tab, or middle-click to open Page B in a new tab, the extension records that relationship and draws a visual connection between them. If you type a URL or click a bookmark, it starts a clean, new root node. Key Features: - **Relational Mapping**: Automatically connects pages based on your real navigation paths (parent-to-child flow). - **Dynamic Physics Engine**: The mindmap uses a self-organizing canvas simulation (drag, pan, zoom, and pin nodes as needed). - **Domain-Based Coloring**: Automatically groups nodes from the same website into matching color clusters. - **Rich Metadata**: Nodes automatically display page favicons and exact page titles. - **Full-Screen Interactive Dashboard**: Search for nodes, inspect metadata (visits, first/last visited timestamps), open pages directly, or click tags to navigate relationships. - **Completely Private**: All history and graph relationship data are stored strictly on your local machine using Chrome's local storage. - **Import & Export**: Backup your mindmap to a JSON file or import it later to resume mapping. Perfect for researchers, students, developers, and anyone who wants to visual their online research rabbit holes and keep track of how they arrived at a page.
Jul 5, 2026
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