TagPivot

Name: TagPivot
Author: newssourcecrawler

See how topics connect as you browse. Discover bridges, counterpoints, and signals. Runs locally, no tracking.

As of June 2026, TagPivot has — users in the Productivity category.

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Version

2026.1.6.1

Manifest V3

90-day change · In the last 90 days this extension 3 version updates.

History

5 snapshots

Tracking since Apr 3, 2026.

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Date	Users	Rating	Reviews	Version
Apr 3, 2026	—	—	—	2026.1.0
Apr 17, 2026	—	—	—	2026.1.5
Apr 27, 2026	—	—	—	2026.1.5
May 5, 2026	—	—	—	2026.1.5
May 10, 2026	—	—	—	2026.1.6
Now	—	—	—	2026.1.6.1

Changelog

May 10, 2026

description

TagPivot shows how the topics you read connect.

Instead of a simple browsing history, it reveals patterns across pages and surfaces:

• Bridges — topics that connect ideas across sites
• Counterpoints — tags from clusters that rarely overlap
• Field — how your reading becomes focused, shifting, or polarized
• Spur — the strongest signals behind the current page

Everything runs locally in your browser.

No cloud. No tracking. No data leaves your device.

TagPivot skips sensitive and noisy pages before capture, including adult, gambling, authentication, banking, and long-tail generated-looking domains. These checks happen locally and are used only to avoid saving low-signal or sensitive pages.

It’s for anyone who wants to understand how their information space is forming — not to be told what to read, but to see it clearly.

TagPivot turns your browsing into a private topic map.

It shows how the things you read connect across pages, websites, and sessions.

See:

• Bridges — topics that connect ideas across sites
• Counterpoints — tags from clusters that rarely overlap
• Field — whether your reading is focusing, shifting, or splitting
• Spur — the strongest signals behind the current page

Everything runs locally in Chrome.

No cloud. No account. No tracking. No data leaves your device.

TagPivot also avoids saving sensitive or noisy pages, including adult, gambling, login, banking, and low-signal generated domains. These checks happen locally and are only used to avoid sensitive or low-value captures.

Built for people who read across many sources and want to see how their information space is forming — without being told what to read.

May 5, 2026

description

TagPivot shows how the topics you read connect.

Instead of a simple browsing history, it reveals patterns across pages and surfaces:
• Bridges — topics that connect ideas across sites
• Counterpoints — tags from clusters that rarely overlap
• Field — how your reading becomes focused, shifting, or polarized
• Spur — the strongest signals behind the current page

Everything runs locally in your browser.

No cloud. No tracking. No data leaves your device.

TagPivot also filters noisy domains (like NSFW or gambling) to keep the signal clean.

It’s for anyone who wants to understand how their information space is forming — not to be told what to read, but to see it clearly.

TagPivot shows how the topics you read connect.

Instead of a simple browsing history, it reveals patterns across pages and surfaces:

• Bridges — topics that connect ideas across sites
• Counterpoints — tags from clusters that rarely overlap
• Field — how your reading becomes focused, shifting, or polarized
• Spur — the strongest signals behind the current page

Everything runs locally in your browser.

No cloud. No tracking. No data leaves your device.

TagPivot skips sensitive and noisy pages before capture, including adult, gambling, authentication, banking, and long-tail generated-looking domains. These checks happen locally and are used only to avoid saving low-signal or sensitive pages.

It’s for anyone who wants to understand how their information space is forming — not to be told what to read, but to see it clearly.

Apr 3, 2026

description

Surface hidden topic bridges and counterpoints in your browsing. All analysis runs locally.

TagPivot analyzes the structure of pages you visit and reveals:

• Topic bridges across your browsing history
• Counterpoint tags from divergent clusters
• Field stability and structural polarization

All analysis runs locally in your browser.
No external APIs. No tracking. No data sent off-device.

Designed for researchers, builders, and curious minds who want to understand the shape of their information environment.

TagPivot shows how the topics you read connect.

Instead of a simple browsing history, it reveals patterns across pages and surfaces:
• Bridges — topics that connect ideas across sites
• Counterpoints — tags from clusters that rarely overlap
• Field — how your reading becomes focused, shifting, or polarized
• Spur — the strongest signals behind the current page

Everything runs locally in your browser.

No cloud. No tracking. No data leaves your device.

TagPivot also filters noisy domains (like NSFW or gambling) to keep the signal clean.

It’s for anyone who wants to understand how their information space is forming — not to be told what to read, but to see it clearly.

Apr 3, 2026

short_description

Local-only overlay that reveals your recurring page tags, bridges, and counterpoints.

See how topics connect as you browse. Discover bridges, counterpoints, and signals. Runs locally, no tracking.

Permissions & access

Permissions: storage
Host access: https://*/*, http://*/*

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About

TagPivot turns your browsing into a private topic map.

It shows how the things you read connect across pages, websites, and sessions.

See:

• Bridges — topics that connect ideas across sites
• Counterpoints — tags from clusters that rarely overlap
• Field — whether your reading is focusing, shifting, or splitting
• Spur — the strongest signals behind the current page

Everything runs locally in Chrome.

No cloud. No account. No tracking. No data leaves your device.

TagPivot also avoids saving sensitive or noisy pages, including adult, gambling, login, banking, and low-signal generated domains. These checks happen locally and are only used to avoid sensitive or low-value captures.

Built for people who read across many sources and want to see how their information space is forming — without being told what to read.