private-browsing

Why Chrome Sync is a Privacy Liability ===================================== Worrying about browsing history gone for no reason is a familiar feeling...

Heyday and TraceMind both aim to give you ambient access to your browsing history, but they make opposite architectural choices. Here is what that means for privacy, offline use, and who each tool actually suits.

A practical guide to building a browser setup where your data stays on your machine. Covers browser choice, ad blocking, local AI history search, and local LLMs, with honest trade-offs for each layer of the stack.

A direct comparison of Browser History Plus and TraceMind's semantic AI search: what each tool actually does, where keyword-based history search breaks down, and why local vector embeddings change what you can find.

Cloud APIs are the obvious choice for browser extensions, but sending your browsing history to external servers creates real privacy and security risks. Here is why we built TraceMind to run entirely in-browser.

## Introduction to Local-First Architecture Local-First Architecture is a novel approach to software design that prioritizes data privacy by keeping s...