SearchHistory
Search Query Manager for Chrome
Browse, search, and bookmark your Google, Yahoo, Bing, and DuckDuckGo search history — all in one popup.
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// overview
SearchHistory turns Chrome's hidden search history into a useful tool. It reads your browser history, extracts the search queries you typed on Google, Yahoo!, Bing, and DuckDuckGo, and displays them in a clean popup with relative timestamps. Search within your history to find a past query instantly, bookmark frequent searches with one click, and re-run any search directly from the popup. Pro users get unlimited history depth and CSV export.
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Multi-Engine Support
Extracts search queries from Google, Yahoo!, Bing, and DuckDuckGo. Queries are deduplicated and sorted by recency.
Instant Filter
Type in the search box to filter your history in real time — find any past search in under a second.
Bookmark Searches
Star any query to save it to your bookmarks tab. Bookmarks persist across sessions via Chrome storage.
Re-Run with One Click
Click the arrow button on any result to open the search in a new tab, using the original engine.
Unlimited History (Pro)
Free plan shows the last 50 unique queries. Pro unlocks the full history depth.
CSV Export (Pro)
Export your full search history to CSV with query, engine, URL, and timestamp columns.
// recommended for
- Researchers who need to find a search they ran days ago
- Power users who want to track their own search patterns
- Writers and analysts who reference past queries frequently
- Anyone who has lost a search term they know they typed before
// faq
What search engines does SearchHistory support?
SearchHistory supports Google, Yahoo!, Bing, and DuckDuckGo. It extracts the query parameter from matching URLs in your browser history.
Is SearchHistory free?
Yes. The free plan shows your last 50 unique search queries with full filter and bookmark support. Pro ($2.99/mo) unlocks unlimited history and CSV export.
Does SearchHistory track my searches in real time?
No. SearchHistory reads your existing Chrome browser history on demand when you open the popup. It does not monitor your browsing in the background.
Does SearchHistory send my history to a server?
No. All data stays in your browser. The only external calls are aggregated GA4 analytics events — your search queries are never transmitted.
How is SearchHistory different from Chrome's built-in history?
Chrome's history shows full URLs. SearchHistory extracts and deduplicates just the search queries, lets you filter them instantly, and lets you bookmark and re-run them with a single click.
