I just downloaded it and love it (especially the fact that I can see real timeline/chronological view (enable or disable repeated websites))! Thanks for maintaining it.

for anyone wondering how to use it: ctrl + alt + H is the shortcut for the new look. I did not discover how to click-navigate it to open.

This is exactly what i was looking for! I moved away from Google Chrome and was missing it's history management. Love this addon!

I only need the function that shows the exact time. It's insane the firefox itself cant do that.

Extension très utile, qui permet par exemple de répondre à la question : mais par quel chemin suis-je donc arrivé sur ce site ? Et ce, même à plusieurs jours d'intervalle (alors que la vue Historique de base ne filtre bien que les visites du jour même).

En effet, l'extension permet de 1) retrouver quel jour et à quelle heure tel site a été visité, et ensuite 2) parcourir tous les sites visités ce jour-là, classés par heure.

Merci aux développeurs pour l'extension !

This needs to be the default history view for Firefox. It fixes one of the major drawbacks of using Firefox, they're awful implementation of the history function. It would be more efficient if the entire line were selectable, rather than having an obnoxious and redundant "Link^" to click on after every entry. Nonetheless, a step in the right direction and I can't knock it because it's currently the only non-idiotic, properly functioning history implementation available.

I dont like having to click the tiny button next to each history result to open the site. It would have been far easier if you could just click anywhere on the result. Also there results do not appear correctly in the current month's view after switching to the previous month

This works - unlike the now deceased Better History. Huge thanks to both developers.

Great, thank you!

ブラウザ内に履歴を開きたくて拡張機能を探していたのですが、こういった場合よくあるようにブラウザの既存の機能（サイドバーの履歴機能）で私個人としての不満は解消されました。

Better history does not work when searching sth. But this "NG" version is good.

Works great!

It works flawlessly. This is the better version because it reacts to whether your system-clock is set to 24h or AM/PM.