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Erase specific domain histories effortlessly with HistoryGardener. In today’s digital world, browsing histories can quickly accumulate clutter. The HistoryGardener extension offers a streamlined solution, allowing you to selectively delete entries from your browsing history by using specific keywords found in URLs or page titles. With this tool, you can precisely pinpoint the entries you wish to remove, resulting in a more organized and efficient browsing record. Whether you visited a site once or frequent it often, manage your digital footprint more effectively with HistoryGardener. Beyond manual cleanup, HistoryGardener also supports saved keywords and automatic cleanup. When enabled, it can automatically delete history items that match your saved keywords on browser startup and every 1 hour, keeping your history tidy without manual effort. Key features: Delete by keyword: remove history entries matching keywords in URL or title Saved keywords: store frequently used keywords for quick or scheduled cleanup Auto-clean (optional): runs on Chrome startup and hourly via alarms Preview results: review matching items before deleting Manage saved keywords: add/remove items, clear all, or run now Local-first and private: data stays on your device; no servers involved Lightweight stats: see total items cleaned and last cleaned time
Sep 25, 2025
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