Provides quick access to recently visited pages, closed tabs, and bookmarks without navigating to chrome://history. Helps users recover accidentally closed tabs and quickly navigate back to frequently visited sites.

User clicks the extension icon in the toolbar → popup opens showing configurable sections (recent history, recently closed tabs, recent bookmarks, most visited) → user can click any item to navigate, search within history, pin items, or access the full history page with calendar view. Settings allow customization of section order, item counts, display options, and click behavior.

Target users: General Chrome users who frequently need to recover closed tabs or revisit recent pages / Users who want a faster alternative to Chrome's built-in history page / Users who want consolidated access to history, closed tabs, bookmarks, and top sites in one popup

Source code is minified/webpack-bundled making exact line-level analysis harder, but functional patterns are clear
btn_donate_LG.gif image exists but no donation link code was found to verify if donations are offered
get.manganum.app promotional links suggest the developer (Browsecraft) also makes a separate product (Manganum), but this doesn't affect the Recent History extension's functionality

Monetization

No paid features detected

No payment gateways (Stripe, PayPal, etc.), subscription logic, premium feature gating, or upgrade prompts found in source code. The 'upgrade' keyword hits are all IndexedDB upgradeneeded browser API events, not paid upgrade prompts. The 'pro' keyword hits are false positives in words like 'provide' and 'production'. A donate button image (btn_donate_LG.gif) exists but no payment processing code accompanies it. The get.manganum.app links are promotional referrals for a separate product, not in-extension payment.

Confidence: 90
Payment platform: --
Source: AI / High
Login required: No
Reason: The extension works entirely locally using Chrome APIs (history, bookmarks, tabs, favicon) and IndexedDB storage. No authentication flow, login UI, or account creation exists anywhere in the code. The 'jwt' hit is Chrome's internal verified_contents.json metadata; 'auth' matches 'author' in manifest.json; 'token' appears in generic jQuery vendor code. All are false positives.

Permission risk

Medium-risk permissions

This estimate uses declared permissions and host permissions to assess access scope and sensitivity.

扩展能力较强：tabs、history

Publisher

BrowseCraft

Independent publisher

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