DynamicHistory for Chrome and Firefox is designed to automatically remove browsing history based on user-defined websites and specific words on the page.

An example of DynamicHistory usage: enter a target word(s) in the extension/add-on's preferences page, and it will not keep history for any page with that word included. DynamicHistory scans every website you visit and removes any pages containing the chosen word(s) from your history. DynamicHistory can also modify history entries as they are being added.

Any page that does not keep history has a red border around it, and the tab's name is changed. These indicators can be toggled.

DynamicHistory does not remove cookies or cache data. The page may also appear on the recently visited page or in the recently closed tabs list (if the page is closed).

DynamicHistory is a straightforward option for managing your browsing history for specific websites you visit.

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