FindThatPage

Spotlight search for every page you’ve ever visited. Local. Private. Offline-first.

FindThatPage is a Chrome / Firefox MV3 extension that quietly indexes every page you visit into a private on-device SQLite database and lets you search it with a single keyboard shortcut (⌘⇧K on Mac, Ctrl+Shift+K on Windows/Linux).

• Zero network. Zero cloud. Zero AI API. Zero telemetry.
• Full-text search with BM25 ranking and highlighted snippets.
• Chip-based filter stacking (press Tab to lock in a term, then keep narrowing).
• Smart prefixes like site:github.com, in:title react, in:body webassembly.
• 30-second Undo Forget, pinned/recent dividers, visit-count frecency.

Install

Chrome Web Store: coming soon — pending review. Once live, this README will link directly.

Manual (unpacked) install — for early adopters:

1. Download the latest build zip from Releases → unzip.
2. Open chrome://extensions → enable Developer mode (top-right).
3. Click Load unpacked → select the unzipped folder.
4. Click the puzzle icon → pin FindThatPage → click it → enable browser memory.

Privacy — the short version

• Every byte stays on your device. We have no servers to ask.
• Passwords, banking, auth, localhost, incognito — never indexed. Configurable exclusion list for anything else.
• Full export / import / wipe via Settings.
• Full policy: PRIVACY_POLICY.md.

Docs

• Privacy policy
• Changelog
• Chrome Web Store listing copy (same text you see on the store page)

Source code

This repository is artefacts only — installable zips, privacy policy, changelog, and release notes. The source itself is closed. Every release zip here is built from an internal tagged commit with a reproducible build step (npm run zip) and hashed in SHA256SUMS.txt.

FindThatPage is closed-source. Released builds are reproducible from our internal tagged commits and checksummed in each release folder. For security review or audit access, email support@findthatpage.app.

Contact

• Support: support@findthatpage.app
• Feature requests and bug reports: open an issue
• Security reports: email support and include “SECURITY” in the subject — do not file public issues for security bugs.

License

The extension artefacts in releases/ are distributed under the MIT License. The source release of the same codebase will use the same license when published.