Fetching Browser History Search

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I like the idea of Fetching very much. But, fundamentally, I will not do recurring web subscriptions, and would rather pay a one-time small license fee. Many are the apps and plugins I've passed on because they require a recurring subscription fee. Not going to go there, it's not a business model I can support except in very few exceptions, not the norm.

Seems like a good extension, but you should have mentioned that it's not free in it's description. Wasted my time downloading and creating an account for it, thinking as it's a free service. And when everything was done, a small text appeared in my account, that 31 days is left to end trial. The first thing that come to mind by this type of behavior in marketing, is SCAMMING. If not, why not telling the truth at beginning?

This is awesome. It has already saved me a lot of time looking for articles I had read previously and wanted to review again. I am also starting to use it as a replacement for 3 or 4 different bookmarking apps. If you do any kind of work or research online, I think this is the best thing to come along in years. I highly recommend it.

Been using this for a few weeks and it's been handy a few times. Great idea, I'll keep using it!

Fetching.io is awesome! I was able to find an article that I read over 3 weeks ago, just by typing in a few keywords that I remembered. I don't think I would have been able to find it otherwise.

I don't use this program much, but when I want to look up something that happened recently, this is the program I use to find it!

I love it, as I've wanted this functionality for several years now, but the Chrome extension doesn't seem to work right for searching. The search hotstring created by the extension doesn't work. I have to go to the website to actually search my visited pages. I'd love to be able to just type "f <search string>" in the omnibar to search my visited pages. How do I do that?

I have to say, though I wrote this myself, I love it!