Wikipedia Rabbit Hole Tracker

Track how deep you go down the Wikipedia rabbit hole.

Ever open one Wikipedia article and find yourself 20 pages deep an hour later? Wikipedia Rabbit Hole Tracker visualizes exactly how far you've wandered. As you click from article to article, the extension automatically builds a tree of your journey — showing the path from where you started to where you are now, and every branch you took along the way. Features: • Depth counter — see how many pages deep you currently are • Breadcrumb path — your exact route from the starting article to the current one • Full tree view — every article you visited and how they connect, including branches you left and came back to • Back/forward aware — navigating your browser history updates your position in the tree correctly • Per-tab tracking — each browser tab tracks its own independent rabbit hole • Reset button — start a fresh session anytime Works automatically on all Wikipedia language editions. No sign-in, no data sent anywhere — everything is stored locally in your browser session.