Windows Timeline Support - Web Extension

A web extension that integrates Windows Timeline support into popular browsers.

Introduction

Windows Timeline Support is a web extension that integrates Windows Timeline support into popular browsers. This is done by publishing your browsing history as activities to the Microsoft Graph (so a Microsoft Account is required to use this extension). Personal Microsoft Accounts are confirmed to work, work and school accounts should work.

A list of known issues and planned features is located below. Before opening a new issue, check that it's not mentioned below and does not already exist.

See frequently asked questions here.

Browser Support

Browser	Supported	Download	Note
Google Chrome	Yes	Chrome Web Store	Fully Supported
Firefox	Yes	Firefox Addons	Fully Supported
Microsoft Edge	No	n/a	Microsoft Edge already has Windows Timeline integration. Might release a version that only contains Project Rome support.
Vivaldi	Yes	Chrome Web Store	Supported Icon Assets. Chrome OAuth Base.
Opera	Yes	Chrome Web Store	Supported Icon Assets. Download from Chrome Web Store on supported Opera versions.
Safari	No	n/a	No support is planned. The costs and effort to port the extension (and then deal with Apple Support) is not worth it.

Version History

1.0.4

• New UI design.
• Added about page.
• Renamed extension to "Timeline Support" due to take-down request.
• Updated packages.

1.0.3

• Fixed issue that broke login for Opera users.
• Added new authentication system for generic browsers (Opera, Firefox Mobile) so they can login.

1.0.2

• Fixed scaling issue for Firefox Mobile.
• Fix issue where websites would be stored in your feed while in private mode.
• Added recent activities button.
• Added Opera icon assets.
• Fixed an issue where timeline activities would not appear or take a while to appear.

1.0.1

• Initial public beta.

Setup

1. Clone the repository and open it.
2. Run npm install.
3. Run npm run build to build files or npm run watch for debugging.
4. Open browser, load unpacked extension in the extension folder.

Known Issues

None at the moment

Planned Features

• Toggle switch for a built in ignore list (will include login urls, url shorteners etc.)
• Ability to add a custom ignore list.

More Screenshots

Authors

• Dominic Maas - Initial Work and Lead - Twitter
• Daniel Aleksandersen - Firefox Port, Icon and Other Misc Changes - Homepage

See also the list of contributors who participated in this project.

License

This project is licensed under the MIT License - see the LICENSE.md file for details

Acknowledgments

• Bytesize Icons