Voyage lets you View Your Firefox Browsing History as a Timeline

Voyage is a cool Firefox add-on which lets you view Firefox browsing history as a timeline. You can see the websites you had visited and it also supports Twitter integration so that you can view your tweets at any time.

Previously we had reviewed History tree – which organizes your browsing history like a tree or “blocks”. Voyage takes a turn and arranges the visited websites as nodes and connectors.

View Firefox History of a specific date using a calendar

Voyage lets you view Firefox browsing history of a particular day and time from an impressive calendar interface.

Just select a day from the calendar and you get the detailed reports as “bubbles”. The Bubbles show you the browsing path and patterns as nodes and connectors. (i.e each visited site acts as a node and the connectors show you the browsing pattern).

Click a bubble and you can see the detailed reports – the URL’s you visited, date and time.

Hovering over each site bubble shows you additional details.

Voyage would arrange your browsing history on timeline to site-dependent and time-specific “Bubbles”; and it would also display the thumbnails of the media in the “Media Wall”, for several  known media page which you had visited after this add-on was enabled.

Twitter Integration: Voyage also supports Twitter integration so you can see your tweets from Firefox history itself. Just type “about:voyage” in the address bar and hit on “Twitter Integration”.

You will be redirected to Twitter to grant permission to the application. Once you are done with the permission part, you will get a unique PIN number. Enter the PIN number in the voyage page and you are done. Firefox and voyage will keep track of what you are doing on Twitter. Amazing !

[ via Lifehacker ]