Rabbit Hole

Name: Rabbit Hole
Rating: 4.75 (4 reviews)
Author: Anirudh Varma

By: Anirudh Varma

A Firefox Extension to trace your Wikipedia Journeys.

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Features & Capabilities

Rabbit Hole tracks your journey through Wikipedia to create a map of your knowledge base. You can then annotate links between articles and add your own notes thereby creating a small knowledge base of your own.

Features

Works in the background

Rabbit Hole works in the background while you browse. After you have browsed, simply click on the Rabbit Hole icon, select the Wikipedia page from the dropdown list and start exploring.

Annotation and Notes Using Rabbit Hole, you can also annotate the link b/w two pages as well as add notes.

Simply click on the line connecting two pages and add you annotations and Markdown notes.

User Growth & Download Statistics

Add-on

By:

Anirudh Varma

Daily users:

Rating:

4.75

(4)

Version:

1.3.1 Last updated: 2022-06-18

Version code:

5420167

Creation date:

2020-04-26

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Permissions:

Size:

1.62MB

Full description:

Source:

Firefox Add-ons Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-17

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 31,264 ▼ 173

Other rankings

#148 in journey keyword 9 ▼ 3#173 in wikipedia keyword 27

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Developed by:

Anirudh Varma

Firefox Add-ons Store

https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/rabbit-hole/

User Reviews

by 远离*****, 2025-04-17

by 退出*****, 2025-03-12

generates a lot of one-item charts when i just go to a single page and don't click around. would be nice to be able to delete these or move them to one of the bigger flowcharts. also would be nice if, for example, i had two sessions that involved pages A->B->C and B->D->E->F, for example, that it could combine these two linkages at B to make one chart on one page

by of*****, 2023-02-07

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Is Rabbit Hole Safe?

Risk impact

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Rabbit Hole requires a few sensitive permissions. Exercise caution before installing.

Risk impact analysis details

Critical Grants access to browser tabs, which can be used to track user browsing habits and history, presenting a privacy concern.
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Risk likelihood

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Rabbit Hole has earned a fairly good reputation and likely can be trusted.

Risk likelihood analysis details

High This extension has low user count. Unpopular extensions may not be stable or safe.
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