Chrome History Fuzzy Search

Fuzzy search across all you history

What is Chrome History Fuzzy Search?

Chrome History Fuzzy Search is a Chrome extension that allows you to search your browsing history quickly and easily. With a simple keyboard shortcut, you can access your history and choose pages with just a few keystrokes. This extension is designed to make finding and accessing specific pages in your history fast and efficient.

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By: Moshe Zada

View on Chrome Web Store

Users: 112 ▲ 6

Rating: 3.80 (5)

Version: 0.0.2 (Last updated: 2016-06-03)

Creation date: 2016-06-03

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

history
storage
chrome://favicon/

Size: 3.29M

URLs: Website

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Chrome-Stats Rank

# 62950 ▲ 976

Other rankings

#5373 in Accessibility ▲ 33 #111 in search bar keyword 15 ▼ 4 #179 in history keyword 31 ▲ 16

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Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Summary

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Access your history fast. Use Cmd+K to open the search bar. Choose page via arrows or by pressing Alt + {num}

User reviews

When pressting ctrl/cmd k the window popups up but loses focus so unusable :'( But works great when you manually click in....

Nikolaj Frey, 2024-02-15

This extension has great potential because I can't find any other that tries to do what this one claims to do. That said, it fails horribly at that. When I search for something, it usually shows up in the list but only after some random web pages (it might have gotten confused with non-plaintext in the URL but this is avoidable). Also, the key it's bound to is (a) not configurable and (b) explained as "Cmd-K". I don't have a mac so I tried all of ctrl-K, alt-K, heck even windows-K even though I have that bound to something else. Am I, a non-mac user, not allowed to use this? Again, I really think you have something great here. Fix these things, merge with tab fuzzy search, and you have a killer extension that I would use hourly.