Do you use firefox to browse Internet? If yes then it might have been very hard for you to find detailed data of websites you visited especially if you want such data of more than a week back. Many times we need to know which sites we visited and when we visited. Below is a solution for you if you want to find your detailed browsing history.

You can download a firefox add on named “webreview” by click on the following link :
http://releases.mozilla.org/pub/mozilla.org/addons/11315/webreview-1.0.6-fx.xpi

After you download and install this add on restart your browser. And wait for about 2-3 minutes till then the add on will make metadata of your previously browsed websites and stores it.

After the “webreview” is active you can click on tools> webreview and three options will be there options as shown on the picture below And the function of those three options is also given below:



Webreview Mystart:

It will display a graphical view of your frequently visited websites , most visited and recently closed websites.

WebReview Chronicle:

It will display your browsing history in a little more detailed way. It will display the domains you visited, sub-domains you visited, daily visit frequency etc in a table format also you can search for specific word or criteria there.

WebReview Graph:
it will display in what way you browsed from one site to another. I mean it will show you a tree or hierarchical view of the websites you visited so that you can find which websites you visited after or before which website.



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