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Easily find your Chrome history — search by domain, keyword, date, or time period 🚀 Smart Chrome History: Stop Searching, Start Finding Ever lost that one critical link from a meeting you had yesterday? Smart Chrome History is designed to solve that exact frustration. It replaces the default history page with a powerful, searchable interface, making finding forgotten URLs effortless. It turns "Where was that URL?" into "Found it!". ⏰ Time-Specific Results Narrow your search to the exact hour using date and time filters. 🔍 Find Anything in Seconds Precision Search: Instantly filter by page title, URL, or domain. 🎨 Dark Mode Support Natively supports Dark Mode. 🔃 Quick Sorting Toggle between newest and oldest entries to find exactly what you need. 🔒 Private & Local It run completely inside computer. —not cloud syncing, no external servers, 100% privacy. This extension automatically replaces chrome://history/, meaning your usual shortcuts (Ctrl+H / Cmd+Y) instantly become more powerful. Release Notes. version 1.0.0 Unify Similar URLs A new "Unify Similar URLs" toggle (on by default) collapses near-duplicate history entries — pages with the same title and base URL — into a single record, keeping the most recent visit. Turn it off to see all individual entries. More Accurate Time Filtering Start time now matches from the beginning of the entered minute (HH:MM:00.000), and end time matches through the end of it (HH:MM:59.999), so no visits are unexpectedly missed at the boundaries. version 0.1.0 Initial Version.
Mar 4, 2026
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