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Regular posts in desktop feeds.
Free for Chrome
Find what you
saw before.
A feed refreshed. You scrolled too far. Retrosight remembers the posts and videos that stayed in view—even when you never clicked them.
- Stays on your device
- Deletes after one hour
- No account or telemetry
Remembered locally.
Temporary by design.
One click back.
How it works
Your short-term memory for infinite feeds.
Retrosight notices individual feed cards that remain meaningfully visible, then gives you a simple path back before they disappear.
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See it
Browse normally. A supported post or video qualifies after it stays at least half visible for roughly a second.
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Remember it
Retrosight saves a small local record—the title, source, original link, and when you saw it.
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Find it again
Open Retrosight to revisit your latest 50 items, or use the paginated Full History for the retained hour.
Supported in Free V1
Three feeds. Clear choices.
YouTube
Ordinary videos on Home, Subscriptions, and Search.
Supported Home-feed posts, only if you enable it.
Shorts, Stories, the direct Reels feed, comments, direct messages, and recognized sponsored cards are not captured.
Private on purpose
Your feed history belongs to you.
Retrosight has no developer-operated server. Your saved history remains in your Chrome profile, is never uploaded by Retrosight, and is automatically deleted after one hour.
No accountStart after a clear, one-time consent step.
No trackingNo usage telemetry, advertising, or profiling.
Your controlsPause capture, disable a site, or clear everything immediately.
Minimal accessNo browser-history, cookies, downloads, camera, or microphone permissions.
Retrosight for Chrome
The next time you think, “Where did that post go?”—you’ll know.
Free V1 is preparing for Chrome Web Store release.
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