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WikiTree — Wikipedia Trail Map

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Overview

Turns your Wikipedia rabbit holes into an interactive branching tree. See where every tab came from.

WikiTree - A map for your Wikipedia rabbit holes Just click through Wikipedia as usual, and WikiTree will record your trail. Close tabs without worry, and open again from the WikiTree extension. As you click through Wikipedia, WikiTree quietly draws a live, branching tree of every page you visit — each new article connects to the one you opened it from. WHY USE IT • Never lose your place in a research rabbit hole again • See the actual shape of your curiosity — one glance shows you exactly how you got where you are • Jump back to any earlier page instantly, right from the tree HOW IT WORKS • Every link you follow becomes a new branch — automatically • Click a node to select it, double-click to open it, right-click for more options • Search your tree instantly by title • Pop it open from the toolbar for a quick look, or expand to a full, persistent tab for a big session • Clean light and dark themes that match your style Explore Wikipedia without stress, with WikiTree.

Details

  • Version
    1.0.0
  • Updated
    August 17, 2026
  • Size
    43.34KiB
  • Languages
    English
  • Developer
    Email
    baiyleen@gmail.com
  • Non-trader
    This developer has not identified itself as a trader. For consumers in the European Union, please note that consumer rights do not apply to contracts between you and this developer.

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