Current Tab History - In-Page Trail

Stop losing your place in a tab. See your current tab history, preview earlier pages, and jump back without repeated Back clicks.

Chrome's Back button only steps one page at a time. Press Alt + H anywhere on the page to open a trail for the current tab, instead of clicking Back over and over to recover your place. Main features: • Open the in-page trail with Alt + H from anywhere on the page • Remap the shortcut in settings or the popup • Jump the current tab back to any earlier step • Preview a step in-page when the site allows it • Open a trail URL in a new tab or window, or copy it • Restore your place in docs, search results, product pages, dashboards, and GitHub • Session-only trails that clear when the tab or browser closes; incognito never hits disk • Fully local and private: no telemetry, tracking, analytics, or remote code Works on normal web pages. Protected pages such as Chrome settings, extension pages, the Chrome Web Store, DevTools, and PDFs cannot receive the in-page overlay. The toolbar popup still lets you change the shortcut and open options. Some sites also block embedded previews.