Browser History

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by noy4

Sync your browser history to notes.

16 stars638 downloadsUpdated 9mo agoMIT
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Browser History Plugin for Obsidian

Sync your browser history to notes.

Browser History

Usage

  1. Install and enable the plugin.
  2. Go to the plugin settings.
  3. Configure the database location, and click Check button to verify database access. Settings
  4. Click "Open today's browser history" in the ribbon.
    Ribbon
  5. Optionally enable auto sync features

!!Caution!!

  • Do not publish history notes. The URLs in the notes may contain authentication information.
  • Some antivirus software may flag this plugin as suspicious due to its access to browser data. This is a false positive as the plugin only reads the browser's history database file.

Settings

Database Location

Path to your browser history database file. Select your browser to automatically set the database path.

Check Connection

Test the connection to your browser history database.

New File Location

Directory where your browser history notes will be saved. Warning: Please select a different folder than your daily notes to avoid any conflicts. Default: Browser History

File Name Format

Examples:

  • YYYY-MM-DD (default) → 2025-06-16.md
  • [Browser History] YYYY-MM-DDBrowser History 2025-06-16.md

For more syntax, refer to format reference

Start Date

Starting date for history note creation. This automatically updates to today after each sync.

Sync

Manually trigger the creation or update of history notes from the specified start date.

Sync on Startup

Enable automatic synchronization when Obsidian starts.

Auto Sync

Set an interval for automatic history note synchronization. Available options:

  • Disabled
  • 1 minute
  • 5 minutes
  • 10 minutes
  • 30 minutes
  • 5 seconds (for testing)

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