Show History Frequent Sites Button

In an attempt to enhance the internet navigating experience, most web browsers nowadays provide users with the ability to save websites pivotal to one’s workflows in dedicated bookmark menus, toolbars or sidebars for maximum flexibility. While this quintessential feature should fit most people’s needs, a separate category that can be accessed through the Show History Frequent Sites Button add-on may come in handy as well.

Usually, most users can establish with ease which webpages they need quick access to, ultimately adding them to the built-in bookmarks bar to swiftly load them when necessary. However, since the area can become crowded quickly when the use of separate folders hampers one’s workflow, some pinned websites have to be prioritized over others, which can be cumbersome to do.

Luckily, Firefox automatically monitors which are the most frequently visited websites and displays them on the “New Tab” page in a dedicated section. Those looking for a way to access them without going through the motion of opening a new tab may find good use in the add-on at hand.

Once installed, pinning the extension to the toolbar provides you with a drop-down menu featuring the latest websites from the most visited category in chronological order, alongside a plethora of customization options that prioritize accessibility for those with lower visual acuity, by virtue of the built-in font resizing menu.

On top of a dark theme for better night usage sessions, users can limit URLs to one domain only for those situations when websites tend to pile up too quickly. The size of the tabular interface can be adjusted to prevent it from obscuring too many details on the currently viewed page.

If you happen to be on a quest to clean up your bookmark collection and get rid of unused services, Show History Frequent Sites Button should come in handy considering its accessibility-focused format.