History Trends Unlimited

Search and analyze your unlimited history.

What is History Trends Unlimited?

History Trends Unlimited is a featured Chrome extension by randy.lauen@gmail.com. This extension has 53,987 weekly active users, a good user rating of 4.71, and is most similar to Recent History and History Trends. The latest version, 1.6.2, was updated a year ago.

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By: randy.lauen@gmail.com

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Users: 53,987 ▲ 28

Rating: 4.71 (360)

Version: 1.6.2 (Last updated: 2022-05-01)

Creation date: 2020-04-04

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

history
unlimitedStorage
chrome://favicon/

Size: 546.82K

Email: Click to see

URLs: Privacy policy

Risk impact: Low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Very low risk likelihood

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ChromeStats Rank

# 3349 ▲ 48

Other rankings

#240 in Productivity ▲ 4

#3 in history keyword

#50 in trend keyword ▼ 1

#158 in delete keyword ▼ 2

#175 in transfer keyword ▲ 3

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Summary

History Trends Unlimited regularly syncs your history to a local database to work around the (approximate) 3-month time limit imposed by Chrome.  Your history is saved locally; it's never shared or sent over the network.

Features:
* Interactive charts and stats. Click any of the bar/line/pie charts to filter by a value.
* Search your history by keyword. Or browse it chronologically.
* Access the raw data to perform your own analysis. Click the "Export These Results" link on the Trends or Search page.
* Transfer your history to a new computer. See instructions on the Options page.

NOTES:
* Uninstalling this extension will delete all of the history it has saved. To create a backup of your history, use the "Export History" button on the Options page.
* This extension stores your history separate from Chrome's history, which means 1) clearing Chrome's history will not delete your history in this extension, and 2) this extension will not preserve the color of links you have already visited.

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Risk impact

History Trends Unlimited requires very minimum permissions and is relatively safe to use.

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Risk likelihood

History Trends Unlimited has earned a good reputation and can be trusted.

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User reviews

Thanks, plugin is very good, can you add gist synchronization?

马春杰, 2023-02-28

不错，可以很好的整理历史记录

刘志东（小小东叔叔）, 2023-02-21

One time I needed to check some website I visited many months prior, and found out Chrome limit of 90 days of browsing history. I looked and asked around and was pointed to this extension, it seemed very promising! Installed and forgot about it. Until today when I needed it, so I went back to check a website I visited about 4 months prior... and found nothing. There was no records older than 90 days, again. Only then I learned that the sole funcion of the extension is most likely tied to this option of auto-backup which is NOT turned on by default! And no warning about it as well (because if there was I would have turned it on). Why would someone do that?!