DejaURL — You've Been Here Before

Automatically tracks time on every URL so you can rediscover pages you forgot to bookmark.

# DejaURL — Chrome Web Store Listing ## Extension Name DejaURL — You've Been Here Before ## Short Description (132 chars max) Track time on every URL. Rediscover pages you forgot to bookmark. Because you've definitely been here before. ## Detailed Description Ever closed a tab and immediately regretted it? DejaURL automatically tracks how long you spend on every URL — so when that moment hits ("where did I read that?!"), you can find it in seconds. --- **Why DejaURL?** Named after that feeling when you can't find something you've *definitely* seen before. We've all been there: - You read a great article. Didn't bookmark it. Can't find it. - You had a Stack Overflow answer open. Closed the tab. Gone. - You were deep in a GitHub PR. Lost it in 47 open tabs. - You spent 2 hours on a Jira ticket. Need to go back. Where was it? DejaURL remembers everything — so you don't have to. --- **Features** 📊 TRACKER See every URL you've visited ranked by time spent. Filter by Today, 3 Days, 7 Days, or the last Month. Sort by time, recency, or visit count. 📂 AUTO GROUPS DejaURL automatically detects developer platforms and organizes your URLs into folders: • GitHub & GitHub Enterprise → grouped by org/repo • Jira → grouped by project key • Stash / Bitbucket → grouped by project/repo • Confluence → grouped by space • ServiceNow, GitLab, Jenkins, and more 🔑 KEYWORD RULES Define your own rules. Add a keyword like "ansible" and every URL containing it automatically goes into a "DevOps / Ansible" folder. Matches by URL or page title. 💾 EXPORT & IMPORT Switching machines? Export your full history as JSON and import it on your new machine — with smart merging, no duplicates. 🚫 EXCLUDE LIST Block domains you never want tracked. Gmail, YouTube, Slack — gone from your history. --- **Built for developers** DejaURL was built by a developer who was tired of losing important tabs. It's especially powerful if you use GitHub, Jira, Stash, or any internal dev tools — it groups them automatically without any setup. --- **100% Private** Everything is stored locally in your browser. No servers. No accounts. No data ever leaves your machine. Ever. --- **Free to use. Install in seconds.** --- ## Category Productivity ## Language English ## Screenshots needed (1280x800 or 640x400) 1. Tracker tab — showing URL list with time bars 2. Groups tab — showing IBM/DevOps folders expanded 3. Settings tab — showing keyword rules 4. Groups tab — showing folder with URLs inside ## Promotional tile text (small — 440x280) DejaURL "You've been here before." ## Store icon Use icon512.png from extension/icons/