Quick Chrome History: View, Export & Import Browsing History

View all Chrome History, export browser history and chrome download history to CSV, Excel or JSON, import it back and see stats.

🕘 Quick Chrome History: view, search, export and import browsing history Quick Chrome History lets you view all chrome history in one tab, day by day, and find any page by a word from its title or address. Export it to CSV, Excel, JSON or plain text, see clear stats, and import pages back on a new computer. Everything runs inside your browser. No account, no servers, no tracking. 🚀 Quick start in 4 steps 1. Click the extension icon in the toolbar. 2. Choose Browsing history or Download history. 3. Pick a period: 24 hours, 7 days, 30 days, all available, or your own date range. 4. Pick a format and press Download. The file lands in your Downloads folder. 🌟 8 reasons people keep it installed 1️⃣ A chrome history viewer with a list of days, instant search and a one-click site filter. 2️⃣ Four formats: CSV, Excel, JSON and readable text. 3️⃣ Two data sets: visited pages and the list of downloaded files. 4️⃣ A custom date range, not only fixed presets. 5️⃣ A site filter: export one domain or the site open in the current tab. 6️⃣ A statistics dashboard with top sites, busiest hours and daily activity. 7️⃣ Import that adds pages back into the browser. 8️⃣ Scheduled auto-export, so old records stay with you. 🔍 View Chrome history in one tab 💠 Every day Chrome keeps sits in a sidebar with its visit count. 💠 Search chrome history as you type, by any word in a page title or URL. 💠 Click a site name to see only that site, then pick a day to narrow it down. 💠 Ten visits to one page in a day show up as a single line marked ×10. 💠 The Export these button saves exactly what is on screen: one day, one site or one search. 📤 Export browsing history in Chrome ➤ Export browser history with the page title, URL, date and time of every visit. ➤ CSV and Excel open in Google Sheets, Numbers or Microsoft Excel, ready for filters and pivot tables. ➤ JSON suits scripts and data analysis. ➤ The Text format is a clean, readable list. Paste it into an AI chat and ask it to sum up your research week or find a page you lost. 📥 Chrome download history in one file 🔹 Every file you downloaded: name, folder path, source URL, referrer, type, size and status. 🔹 Find that PDF or installer from last month without scrolling through the downloads page. 📊 View your activity as stats ◆ Total visits, unique sites, busiest day and busiest hour. ◆ A visits-per-day chart and a weekday × hour heatmap. ◆ Top 20 sites, each with a one-click export of just that site. ◆ Weekdays vs weekends, so you see where the time really goes. 🔄 Import Chrome history from a file Moved to a new laptop or reset your profile? Drop a CSV, JSON, Excel or Text file you exported earlier, and the pages return to your list of visited sites and to address-bar suggestions. Original visit dates can't be restored, so imported pages show today's date. ⏰ Auto-export on a schedule - Daily or weekly backups to the Downloads folder. - Choose the format and what each backup covers: since the last export, 7 days, 30 days or everything. - Chrome keeps roughly 90 days of records. Regular backups build your own archive for years. - A missed backup runs the next time the browser starts. 🔒 Privacy ▸ Your data never leaves your device. ▸ No sign-up, no analytics, no cloud upload. 👥 Who uses it • Students and researchers who need a list of sources. • Freelancers who bill clients by the sites they worked on. • Writers and marketers collecting links for a report. • Anyone about to clear browser history who wants a copy first. ❓ FAQ 📌 How do I view all history in Chrome? 💡 Open the extension and press History. The viewer lists every day Chrome keeps, and the search box finds a page by any word from its title or URL. 📌 How to export Chrome history? 💡 Open the extension, choose a period and format, press Download. 📌 How to export history from Chrome for more than 90 days? 💡 The browser deletes older entries on its own, so no tool can recover them. Turn on auto-export now and your archive will grow past that limit. 📌 How do I search Chrome history for one website? 💡 In the history viewer, click the site name: only that site stays on screen, and Export these saves it to a file. In the popup, type the domain into the site filter. 📌 Where are the files saved? 💡 In your Downloads folder. Show in folder opens it right after the export. 📌 Does it work in other Chromium browsers? 💡 Quick Chrome History is built for Google Chrome and usually works in other Chromium-based browsers too. 📌 Is there a dark mode? 💡 Yes: light, dark, or follow your system setting. Install Quick Chrome History and keep a copy of every visit before Chrome forgets it. 💾