History Button

This is just a shortcut to Chrome history page.

When installed, it will add "History" button to your browser's toolbar.

Click the icon and you'll open the "history" page. That's all this "extension" does.

There are some options available: you can set the button to open the history page in new tab or in the current tab and, if you want, you can add it to the context menu.

Questions & Answers

Why adding separate extension to access history when it’s accessible with two clicks from the menu? -- Because with the history button in the toolbar you’ll do it in one click, which is 50% faster :)

But extensions eat system memory, why wasting resources just for quick shortcut to the history? -- The history button doesn’t “eat” memory. In technical terms, it uses non-persistent background page, which means chrome doesn’t need to reserve memory for the history extension (check the Chrome Task Manager if you don’t trust us -- when you click on the history icon it will start the extension, open the history page and release the memory right after that)