Search that matches how you think
Keyword mode for exact phrases. Relevance mode for scoring across title, text, URL, and domain. All local.
Local-first browser extension
Stop losing what you browse.
Browser Full History captures the pages you actually read: full text, screenshots, copied snippets, clicked links, and drafts. Then it makes all of it searchable on your machine. No cloud. No account. No data leaving your computer.
Search pages, text, domains, clipboard...
PostgreSQL indexing strategies: pgvector overview
...use HNSW for approximate nearest-neighbor search when latency matters more than perfect recall...
Copied: export command for IndexedDB backup
clipboard, 2 hours ago, localhost
Clicked: “Retention settings by capture type”
docs, yesterday, github.com
Built for recall
Find that article, quote, or tab from weeks ago by what you read, not just the URL.
Runs locally
Everything is stored in IndexedDB on your device. Nothing is uploaded or synced to a server.
Granular control
Toggle capture types, block domains, set retention windows, and pause anytime.
Honest software
No fake AI hype. Search and digests run on-device with clear, understandable limits.
Browser history was never built for memory.
Ctrl+H shows titles and URLs. That is fine for reopening yesterday’s tabs, but terrible for finding the paragraph you read last month, the command you copied, or the product page you compared against three others.
What you get today
- URLs and page titles only
- No page content, screenshots, or clipboard
- Search that barely helps when you forgot the site name
- Cloud “memory” tools that send your browsing elsewhere
What Browser Full History gives you
- Full readable page text, throttled screenshots, clipboard, clicks, and form drafts
- Keyword and relevance search across everything you captured
- Timeline and on-device digests grouped by where you spent attention
- Private by design. Your data stays on your machine.
Everything you need to remember the web you actually use.
A complete capture pipeline with a polished search UI: popup, timeline, digest, and settings. Built for daily use, not demo screenshots.
Timeline of your attention
Scroll through captures by day and type: pages, PDFs, videos, AI chats, jobs, products, and more.
Visual recall with screenshots
Throttled captures of what was on screen help you recognize pages faster than text alone.
Clipboard & click memory
Copied snippets and clicked links are stored in context, so “that command I copied Tuesday” is findable.
On-device digests
See where your browsing clustered by domain. Useful weekly reviews with no LLM and no API calls.
Settings you can trust
Per-type toggles, domain blocklist, incognito rules, retention windows, and pinned items kept forever.
Up and running in minutes.
No signup flow. Install, browse, search. Captures start appearing immediately.
1
Buy & download
Complete checkout once. You receive the extension package and install instructions by email.
2
Load in Chrome, Edge, or Brave
Open chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, load unpacked, and pin the icon.
3
Browse normally
The extension captures readable page text, screenshots, clipboard, clicks, and drafts while respecting your settings.
Your browsing stays yours.
Browser Full History is local-first by architecture, not marketing. There is no backend, no telemetry pipeline, and no “we might train on this later” clause because the data never leaves your machine.
Stored in IndexedDB on your device, not on our servers
Password and hidden form fields are never read
Domain blocklist, capture toggles, and pause whenever you want
0
bytes sent to our servers
100%
on-device search & digests
You
own and control your history
Launch pricing
Browser Full History
$29
One-time payment. Lifetime license. Free updates.
- Full extension: Search, Timeline, Digest, Settings
- Page text, screenshots, clipboard, clicks, and form drafts
- Works in Chrome, Edge, and Brave (Chromium)
- Install guide included. Email support.
By purchasing, you agree to our Terms of Service and Refund Policy.
Questions before you buy
Clear answers, including what the product does not pretend to do.
Does this replace Chrome history?
It complements it. Chrome keeps a lightweight URL list. Browser Full History builds a searchable memory from the content you actually engaged with: text, screenshots, clipboard, and more.
Is my data sent anywhere?
No. Captures are classified and stored locally in IndexedDB. Search and digests run entirely on your machine. There is no sync server in v1.
Does it use AI or embeddings?
Search uses keyword matching and a local relevance scorer, not a neural embedding model. Digests cluster captures by domain without an LLM. That keeps it fast, private, and predictable.
Which browsers are supported?
Any Chromium browser that supports Manifest V3 extensions: Chrome, Edge, and Brave. Load unpacked from the folder you receive after purchase.
What happens after I pay?
You get the extension package plus simple install steps. Pin the toolbar icon, browse a few pages, and captures start appearing in Search and Timeline right away.
Can I pause or limit capture?
Yes. Toggle capture on/off from the popup, disable specific capture types, block domains, set retention per type, and pin important items to keep them forever.
Remember what you read. Keep it private.
If you live in tabs, docs, and research rabbit holes, Browser Full History is the missing layer between browsing and recall.