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Visit selected URLs without leaving a trace in your browser history. 🔐 Smart History Eraser – Clean Up as You Browse Smart History Eraser gives you full control over your browser history. Whether you're doing sensitive research, sharing your device with others, or just prefer a cleaner browsing log – this extension helps you automatically remove visits to specific websites or keywords from your Chrome history. 🚀 Why install this extension? ✔️ Automatically erase visits to certain domains (e.g., example.com) ✔️ Instantly delete any history entries matching custom keywords (e.g., "private", "adult") ✔️ Works silently in the background – no clicks needed ✔️ Deletes past entries and monitors future visits in real time ✔️ Simple, elegant interface – no clutter, no distractions 💡 Example use cases Want to research a surprise gift without it showing in your history? ✅ Need to keep adult or personal searches private? ✅ Just prefer to keep your browsing history tidy and minimal? ✅ 🆓 Free version 1 domain exclusion 1 keyword exclusion Automatic history deletion Deletes past entries Clean user interface Free updates and support 🔓 Pro version (€2.99/year – one-time yearly payment, NO subscription!) Up to 100 domains Up to 100 keywords Full automatic background cleanup Deletes history entries in real time All free features included One-time yearly upgrade 📦 How it works - Add a domain or keyword (e.g. phub.com or xorn) - All past entries are instantly removed - Future visits are silently erased in real time - You enjoy full control over what stays in your browser history - No server communication. No tracking. Everything runs locally in your browser. 🛡️ Privacy First We don't collect any personal data. No external servers. No analytics. All data is stored locally and used only for the purpose of deleting history entries. ⚙️ Requirements Works in all Chromium-based browsers (Chrome, Brave, Edge) Requires permission to access browsing history (chrome.history) Install Smart History Eraser and take control of what your browser remembers. Because your privacy belongs to you.