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I replaced chrome://history — here's why I skipped the AI everyone else would've reached for If you tell someone you are building a smarter browser history page, the AI idea arrives almost immediately. Summarize my tabs. Ask my history questions. Name my sessions. Turn yesterday's browsing into a neat report. It is an...

Local first, deterministic, and still smarter than chrome://history I like tools that are boring in the right places. That might sound like a strange way to describe a browser history replacement, but it is exactly how I think about Browser Memory. The product should feel useful. It should help me return to sessions,...

No AI, no cloud, no account: rethinking what smart means in a browser extension When I started building Browser Memory, I kept running into the same assumption: If a browser extension organizes your history, it should probably use AI. I get why that idea appears so quickly. Browser history is full of context. A model...

Chrome's history page is a junk drawer. I gave mine a memory instead. I have lost the same useful page more times than I want to admit. Not because I forgot how to search. Not because the page disappeared. Usually it was still there, buried somewhere inside , sitting between a login redirect, a docs page I opened by...