My Map Free

History of Automatical Arrangement & Search

What is My Map Free?

'My Map Free' is a chrome extension tool which provides an innovative approach to managing your browsing history. It automatically arranges the web pages you visited according to specific keywords and even represents the data in a 'map' like structure. With settings to control the number of search items, search term, and conditions, it allows a quick review of your online activities. It does not collect any personal information, and its keyword-based arrangement makes browsing history more evident and straightforward.

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By: https://www.linktracktool.com

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Users: 1,000+

Rating: 4.64 (11)

Version: 1.2 (Last updated: 2017-02-08)

Creation date: 2017-02-07

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

history

Size: 44.17K

URLs: Website

Ranking

# 26124 ▼ 70

Other rankings

#985 in Developer Tools ▲ 2

#23 in map keyword 16 ▼ 4

#53 in term keyword 12 ▲ 1

#88 in maps keyword 29 ▼ 6

#118 in google maps keyword 24 ▼ 1

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Extension summary

Analyze keywords

An app automatically arranges & searches Chrome's History. "What kind of work did I do yesterday?", you can see it at a glance with My Map. Your "My Map" is automatically made, which arranges browsed pages by each keyword.

Click Logo-button on the right-top of the browser to launch the app.

You can adjust the number of search items, search term, and search conditions on Detail Setting.

External Review: "WWWhat's New"(Spain) posts the article, "My Map Free – Nuestro historial de navegación a modo de mapa [Chrome]"(27/05/2013). http://wwwhatsnew.com/2013/05/27/my-map-free-es-una-extension-para-chrome-que-nos-visualiza-nuestro-historial-de-navegacion-a-modo-de-mapa/

Usage for Beginner: When you launch the app, or when you push the search button without any keywords, My Map produces the history map of the term(time) assigned in the detail setting. By selecting Detail Setting → Term, set the term for about 3 days and to display the WEB pages browsed in the last several days, then it is so useful that you can review your works in a couple days only by launching My Map.

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User reviews

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Pros

Creates a visual representation of browsing history
Helps gain insights into search patterns
User-friendly and simple to use
Has significant potential for data aggregation

Cons

Limited customization and personalization options
Automatically shortened names can be unintuitive
Sometimes shows bad connections between data points

Most mentioned

Does exactly what it says it does
Amazing tool
Easily one of the Chrome extensions with the biggest potential
Needs improvement in connections and customization

User reviews

Does exactly what it says it does: creates a cloud of your search history, allowing you to gain a good insight on what you've been up to lately while actually being able to navigate it. Amazing tool!

Doofenschmalphys __, 2022-06-20

Absolutely Incredible, new must have tool in my every day data aggregation wish i could tweak the output somehow, but otherwise super simple and just works!

Christoffer Brobäck, 2021-08-27

Easily one of the Chrome extensions with the biggest potential. It is, as suggested, a visual map over your browsing history, but with a twist: Instead of mapping with regards to domain, it maps patterns in your browsing. This may be anything from something you've searched for to a website you have visited or even keywords that connect sites you've visited to a mother node. Unfortunately it leaves little room for personalisation and customisation; automatically shortened names may not always be intuitive, but in return it pretty much just works. It is clear that the extension was configured to work with east-asian languages.