Browser Journal

ArrowSplit sensor

See where browser time went.

Records focused registrable domains, buffers offline, and sends privacy-minimal evidence to ArrowSplit. Significant browsing attaches to work or becomes a journal entry automatically.

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Install Chrome extension

Version 1.7.0 · unpacked installation

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Install or update with one command

Installs to exactly ${HOME}/browser-journal-extension. It validates the complete download before replacing an existing installation.

curl --fail --location --silent --show-error --connect-timeout 10 --max-time 30 https://browser-journal.aisloppy.com/install-extension.sh | bash
The command updates files, not the running extension. After every update, open chrome://extensions and click the circular Reload button on Browser Journal. Open its popup afterward and confirm it says Extension v1.7.0.
  1. Download and unzip the bundle into a permanent folder.
  2. Open chrome://extensions and enable Developer mode.
  3. Choose Load unpacked and select the unzipped folder.
  4. Sign in here, create a connection token, then paste it into the extension popup.
First install and updates

After the command finishes, open chrome://extensions, enable Developer mode, choose Load unpacked, and select ${HOME}/browser-journal-extension. For later updates, run the same command and click Reload on the Browser Journal extension card. Since the absolute unpacked-extension path stays the same, Chrome retains its extension identity and local storage, including the verified connection and offline buffer.

Sign in with the header control to create a connection token and review proposals.

ArrowSplit evidence delivery

Visits upload within 2 minutes. Significant evidence attaches to existing blocks; incidental activity stays out of the journal.

Sign in to inspect the private evidence pipeline state.

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Data boundary

Recorded
Focused registrable domain, start, end, duration, and a random replay-safe ID.
Never recorded
Full URLs, paths, query strings, page titles, page content, keystrokes, or unfocused tabs.
Stops counting
When Chrome is unfocused, the computer is idle, or the browser is suspended. Recovery never invents missing time.