WikiTrace

Name: WikiTrace
Author: Roberto Reale

By: Roberto Reale

Track, archive and visualise every Wikipedia page you visit.

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Features & Capabilities

WikiTrace automatically records every Wikipedia article you visit and builds a permanent visual archive — no account or login required.

Features: • Graph view — force-directed D3.js graph with colour-coded category clusters and navigation edges between related pages • List view — sortable and filterable table of all visited pages • Reading list — save any page for later with custom categories • 3 save modes: automatic, on scroll-to-bottom, or manual only • Wikipedia categories fetched automatically for clustering • Custom site tracking — track pages on any website, not just Wikipedia • Batch URL import — add multiple Wikipedia URLs at once • Export / Import — full JSON backup and restore • Cross-device sync — via private GitHub Gist (no server needed) • Dark and light theme

All data is stored locally in your browser. No telemetry, no external services except Wikipedia's public category API and optional GitHub Gist sync (only when you explicitly connect a token).

User Growth & Download Statistics

Add-on

By:

Roberto Reale

Daily users:

Version:

1.4.0 Last updated: 2026-05-12

Version code:

6258390

Creation date:

2026-05-09

Risk:

Permissions:

Host permissions:

<all_urls>

Content scripts matches:

<all_urls>

Size:

3.71MB

Email:

re*****@gmail.com

URLs:

Website

Full description:

Source:

Firefox Add-ons Store

Data ingested on:

2026-06-21

Compare stats and ranking:

Ranking

# 88,121 ▲ 580

Other rankings

#214 in wiki keyword 24

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Developed by:

Roberto Reale

Firefox Add-ons Store

https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/addon/wikitrace/

Email:

re*****@gmail.com

Website:

https://github.com/RobertoReale/WikiTrace/tree/main

Is WikiTrace Safe?

Risk impact

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WikiTrace requires some sensitive permissions that could impact your browser and data security. 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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WikiTrace is recently added, and hasn't been around long enough for us to gather enough data to accurately assess its risk level.

Risk likelihood analysis details

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