Browser Memory — Smart History

About

Browser Memory replaces the basic Chrome History page with a searchable browsing workspace. Instead of a flat list of visited pages, it automatically organizes your activity into:

- Timeline — every page you visited, grouped by day, with a date picker and range filter
- Sessions — browsing automatically grouped into sessions using inactivity gaps, with deterministic "smart titles" like "Development Research" or "Shopping Research" based on the sites you visited — no AI, just local rules
- Domains — every site you've visited, ranked by activity, with one-click "open all pages"
- Search — fast local search across titles, URLs, domains, and your own notes, with highlighted matches
- Favorites — star the pages that matter and find them instantly
- Notes — attach a note to any page in your history
- Collections — research folders you build manually to group related pages
- Export — CSV/JSON export for sessions, collections, or search results

Everything runs locally. There is no backend, no account, no cloud sync, and no AI API of any kind in this version. Your history never leaves your device.