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Displays browsing history in the sidebar **Sidebar History** provides a faster and more convenient way to browse your browser history without leaving your current tab. It opens in the browser's side panel, giving you instant access to your recently visited pages while you continue working. ## Features * View your browsing history in the side panel. * Instantly search by page title or URL. * Organize history into intuitive time groups (Recent, Today, Yesterday, and more). * Filter history with a single click to show only pages from the same website. * Copy or share links directly from the history list. * Delete individual history entries. * Reduce clutter by automatically collapsing repetitive entries from infinite-scroll websites such as YouTube, Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, X, and others. * Supports both light and dark themes. * Works entirely on your device—your browsing history is never sent to external servers. ## Why install Sidebar History? The default browser history opens in a separate tab and interrupts your workflow. Sidebar History keeps your history accessible in a convenient side panel, allowing you to search, filter, copy, and manage visited pages without switching away from what you're doing. The extension requests only the permissions required to access your browsing history and does not collect, transmit, or sell your personal data.
Aug 7, 2026
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