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01-26-2025 05:25 PM
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02-14-2025 10:44 AM
Firefox’s history logs your visits but doesn’t show exact counts. Use the “History” sidebar (Ctrl+H) to track sites manually. For automation, the "History Stats" or "Mind the Time" extensions can analyze your browsing. If syncing across devices, check Firefox Sync’s history for a full count of unique sites.
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01-27-2025 02:15 AM
You can track daily site visits using tools like Google Analytics or by implementing server-side logging. If you're coding it yourself, consider storing timestamps of visits in a database and querying them by day. It is a great way to analyze traffic trends!
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01-27-2025 05:47 AM
Isn't Google Analytics to check how many visitors visited a website? It's based on the website.
I want to know how many websites I, as a Firefox user, visited. So it's based on the person. If I visited Facebook, Google and Youtube, then I visited 3 websites today.
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Firefox’s history logs your visits but doesn’t show exact counts. Use the “History” sidebar (Ctrl+H) to track sites manually. For automation, the "History Stats" or "Mind the Time" extensions can analyze your browsing. If syncing across devices, check Firefox Sync’s history for a full count of unique sites.

