Have you ever tried to find something in your browser history or bookmarks, but couldn't quite remember when or where you saw it, or which browser you were using at the time? Or perhaps you've got your bookmarks meticulously organized, but it takes forever to mouse through the menus to get to something you want? HistoryHound will chase down the page for you - fast
HistoryHound lets you quickly search for keywords in the entire content of all web pages and RSS feeds you've visited recently, plus all those that you've bookmarked. It's a "personal web search." Instead of hunting through endless lists of obscure URLs and page titles, just type in a few words that appear anywhere on the page, and even narrow it down to a specific range of dates if you remember when you saw it. HistoryHound will give you a list of matches, ranked by relevance. HistoryHound currently supports Safari, Firefox, Chrome, Camino, OmniWeb, Opera, Shiira, Flock, iCab, NetNewsWire and URL Manager Pro.
What is new in this release:
- You can now put HistoryHound's icon in your menu bar for quick access, and its icon in the Dock can be turned off.
- If you're using multiple browser profiles in Chrome or Firefox (or in any browsers based on those engines), HistoryHound will now index them more accurately and efficiently.
- The contextual menu in the error window has a new command to create an URL filter based on the selected error.
- "Search as you type" works much more smoothly, with no delays as you are typing.
What is new in version 1.9.12:
- Fixed several crashes that occur when running under macOS 10.11 and 10.12.
- Clicking on the status message on the right near the top of the main search window will now open the index status window.
- If a web page redirects to another page due to an HTTP 401, 403, 407 or 410 error, HistoryHound won't follow the redirect and won't try to repeatedly re-index that page.
- You can now copy multiple URLs in the index status and error windows.
- HistoryHound no longer tries to follow safari-extension URLs.
- Added support for the Vivaldi browser.
What is new in version 1.9.11:
Improves support for Safari 8, as well as letting you enter individual URLs to add to its search index. (
What is new in version 1.9.10:
- Updated support for the latest versions of Safari, Chrome, Firefox, Opera and NetNewsWire.
- Previous versions of HistoryHound could miss some content on web pages. This has been fixed.
- HistoryHound is now a 64-bit application and requires Mac OS 10.6.8 or higher.
- HistoryHound will quit correctly if a second copy of the application is already running.
- Eliminated a crash that could occur when viewing RSS feeds in the search results.
- Rebuilding your search index has been improved.
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