Tabs History

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Jul 6, 2026

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Organize your browsing history by tabs, not time, for a clearer, smarter way to retrace your steps.

🔹 Take Full Control of Your Browsing History – Organized by Tabs! The default browser history is just a long, messy timeline. Tabs History redefines it by grouping your history based on tabs, just like how you actually browse. Every new tab gets its own history thread, keeping everything structured and easy to revisit. Whether you're researching, working, or casually browsing, this extension helps you find past sessions effortlessly. ✨ Key Features: ✔ History by Tabs, Not Time – See your history exactly as you experienced it. ✔ Calendar View – Navigate your browsing history by date, making it easy to find sessions. ✔ Sort by Tab Creation or Last Activity – Find pages faster based on how you opened them. ✔ Real-Time Updates – No need to refresh; your history updates instantly. ✔ Privacy First – Your data is stored locally, never shared or uploaded online. ✔ Quick Access – Click the icon or use the shortcut (Alt+H / Option+H) to open instantly. 🚀 How to Use: 📌 Pin the extension for easy access from the toolbar. 🎯 Click the extension icon anytime to view your tab-based history. ⌨️ Use the keyboard shortcut (Alt+H / Option+H) to open instantly. Tired of searching through a cluttered history list? Experience a more thoughtful, intuitive way to manage your browsing history today! Install Tabs History now and rediscover your past browsing sessions effortlessly.

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Either this no longer works as intended or it just isnt useful for my needs. What use is a history that clears when you refresh it?

Jayson R·28 Jun 2026

Thank you for having made this extension which is unique as far as I know in this webstore and more relevant than the Chrome page to explore a browsing history. I hope you could keep it in a development phase a bit longer because it has an interesting potential in terms of "partial restoration" of the closed tabs of a day because Chrome and all the extensions I tried allow a restoration either tab after tab or of an entire window or group. So when a closed window was full of tabs about various subjects, I mean... it happens, then the user has no possibility to select and restore only a part of this whole in just one click (only tabs about the same thing for example). We have to restore everything (maybe 60 or 100 tabs) and then, if we want the navigation across the restored tabs to be relatively easy and accurate, we have to close and close and close the ones we don't need at this moment before working more easily. And the thing is that, once in the tab bar after restoration, all the tabs are often difficult to identify when they are many because their titles are truncated. In your extension, tabs are listed clearly, so it would be way more convenient in order to only restore what's wanted now. This partial restoration would preserve memory too because it would have been filtered before. I've imagined two possibilities which would make your extension an History and, because it is, the most in-real-time saving and flexible session manager (not using sessions but the history of tabs day by day). The possibility n°2 leads to the same result as the n°1 does but to me it seems much simplier technically but I'm not a developer at all so actually I don't know. 1) When they open Tabs History and each tab is still collapsed, users could display the day they want and select the first tab to restore and then (maybe while holding the Shift key like when we use the Bookmarks or History chrome pages or any files explorer) select the last tab to restore, that to have a bunch of tabs selected. Or maybe getting that by holding the mouse left button and hovering the list. If some of these tabs included several visited pages, the last active page would be the restored one. Or if a tab included only three visited pages max for example, each page could be restored in a tab. It would be even greater if the users could unselect some of the selected tabs they don't want to reopen. Then they would press a button to open their selection in a new window. 2) To manage the past tabs but undirectly, Tabs History could have a button to bookmark in one click all the tabs of the displayed day in a preset folder in Chrome Bookmarks. Eventually, the users could choose if they want to bookmark every visited page or only the last active page of each tab. Then they'd just have to open the folder in Chrome Bookmarks and from there they could easily select/unselect some pages in order to reopen them altogether in background like users can already do with usual bookmarks. I hope one of these possibilities might inspire you... Or if somebody knows a sessions manager which allows this kind of selective restoration, it would be really appreciated to read something here about it.

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