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Automatically removes visits to selected domains from your browsing history. Keep your history. Lose the noise. Sometimes Chrome’s address bar starts remembering the wrong things — awkward suggestions, unwanted reminders, or a few sites you never meant to revisit. The usual “fix” is brutal: wipe your entire browsing history. Nice History is the quieter solution. It automatically removes history entries for a curated list of domains, so your history stays useful — without the few items that make you want to delete everything. What it does: - Automatically removes visits to selected domains from your browsing history - Keeps your history intact, while quietly handling the sensitive (NSFW) bits Shows simple, lightweight stats: - Shh Moments (how many entries were removed) - Database size (how many domains are covered) - Last updated (when the list was refreshed) Why install it - You rely on your history — you just don’t want everything in it - You want to stop embarrassing or unwanted autocomplete suggestions - You want a solution that runs quietly in the background, without maintenance Privacy-first by design - No accounts. No tracking. No analytics. - Runs locally on your device - Stores only local settings and a simple counter Install it — and forget it. If something deserves silence, it doesn’t need a permanent place in your history.
Jan 20, 2026
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