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Delete history on a schedule: rules match domains, URLs, or terms and clean on a timer, daily, or at next launch. Nothing stored. Set a rule once and stop thinking about your history. Scheduled History Cleaner deletes browsing history on a schedule you choose. You write a rule that says what to match and when to clean, and it runs in the background from then on. No account, no sign-in, no sync. WHAT A RULE MATCHES - Domain (covers subdomains) - URL contains - Search term (title or URL) WHEN IT RUNS - On a timer, every N minutes - Daily at a set time - At next launch, after you quit the browser Before you commit to a rule you can press Count matches to see exactly how many history entries it would remove. Nothing is deleted until you say so. ONE-OFF SWEEP Need to clear something right now without keeping a rule for it? The one-off sweep deletes history matching a pattern immediately and is never saved as a rule. NOTHING IS STORED A deletion tool, not a collection tool. It stores your rules, your settings and a short activity log of counts. It never stores, exports or transmits the history it deletes, the pages you visit, or the patterns you sweep. There is no backend for your browsing data and no host access: the extension cannot read the pages you are on. WHAT IT KEEPS ON YOUR DEVICE - Your rules and settings - An activity log recording only a rule name, a count and a trigger FREE - 3 active rules - All match types and schedules - One-off sweep, match counts and activity log - Draft rules stay free and unlimited, the limit counts active rules only PRO, $4.99/month or $99 lifetime - Unlimited active rules - 15-minute timers (the free floor is 60 minutes) - Rule presets, to enable a curated bundle of rules in one click PERMISSIONS, AND WHY - history: to read and delete the history entries your rules match - browsingData: to perform the deletion itself - storage: to save your rules and settings inside the browser - alarms: to run your schedules in the background No host permissions. The extension never runs on the pages you visit.