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Browsing History

Description

Save user’s browsing history and list them.

This plugin is simple. You can save the user’s browsing history just a install and display them anywhere you want with just a shortcode.

The logged-in user’s data is saved in the user meta. Other user’s data is saved to Web Storage (localStorage).

Usage

  • Shortcode: [ccc_browsing_history_list_results title="" posts_per_page="" class="" style=""]

You can show only specific post types.
* Shortcode: [ccc_browsing_history_list_results post_type="post"]
* Shortcode: [ccc_browsing_history_list_results post_type="post, page, custom"]

default: “any”, It doesn’t need “post_type”.

Discover More

This plugin is developed on GitHub

Installation

  1. Upload browsing-history to the /wp-content/plugins/ directory.
  2. Activate the plugin through the ‘Plugins’ menu in WordPress.
  3. Use shortcodes to display the browsing history list.

Reviews

23 April 2022
I was so happy to find this plugin. I wanted to have my members to track the posts that they viewed. Spent quite a lot of time trying to find the plugin, but this one solved my issue immediately. Although I would wish to have more control over the UI, it is very simple and it works perfectly!
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Contributors and Developers

“Browsing History” is open source software. The following people have contributed to this plugin.

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Change Log

1.3.1

Tested on WordPress 6.0.

See the release notes on GitHub.