How to Search Chrome History by Website or Domain

Start with a domain in Chrome

Before installing a history-replacement extension, open chrome://history and search a domain such as github.com. Review the dated results for the page you remember. This is a useful first check when you know the website but not the title; a text match is not the same as a strict domain filter.

Use a site filter in Seekmory

Open Seekmory and wait for the initial history import. Enter site:github.com, then add a distinctive term such as sqlite. The site filter includes the named host and its subdomains. Use a narrower hostname if the parent domain returns too many pages.

Combine the website with a date range

Try site:github.com from:2026-08-01 until:2026-08-07 sqlite. Replace the example dates with the days you remember. Both endpoints are included as local calendar days. Remove the date if your memory is uncertain or the visit-day records are no longer retained.

site:github.com from:2026-08-01 until:2026-08-07 sqlite

Check the scope of the results

This searches archived visits, not every page on the website. A missing result may belong to a different Chrome profile, use another domain, or predate the available archive. Start with the domain alone, then add clues one at a time.