Recall — Search everything you read

About

Ever read something great online and then couldn't find it again? Chrome's history only searches page titles and URLs — useless when you only remember a phrase from the middle of an article.
 
Recall fixes that. It quietly remembers the full text of every page you read, so you can search your own browsing like a search engine. 
  
★ FULL-TEXT SEARCH — Find pages by any word or sentence you remember reading, not just the title.
  
★ INSTANT — Hit Cmd+Shift+K (Ctrl+Shift+K) or type "rc" in the address bar to search in a flash.
  
★ 100% PRIVATE — Everything stays on your device. No accounts, no servers, no tracking, ever. Your reading history is yours alone — and the code is open source so you can verify it.
  
★ YOU'RE IN CONTROL — Pause indexing anytime, block sensitive sites (banking, health and messaging are blocked by default), or wipe everything with one click.
  
FREE: Search the last 30 days of your history.
PRO (one-time payment, no subscription): Unlock your entire history forever, plus domain and date filters.
  
Open source: https://github.com/crippler95/recall

Recall is the memory upgrade your browser should have shipped with.