watchlogg — Oleksandr

A viewing diary that works on the sites you actually use.

Most trackers know Netflix and give up. watchlogg watches for anything playing in your browser, so it works on services no tracker has heard of — and when it meets a page it can't identify, it asks you once and remembers the answer for every episode after that.

You choose where it runs. It ships with permission for no site at all. Each one is a choice you make in the popup, and you can withdraw it in the same place. On sites you haven't approved, it does nothing.

What it does
- Records what you watched, and how far you got, as you watch it
- Picks up part-watched episodes where you stopped
- Shows what's next in every series you've started
- Asks once when a site is new to it, then matches on its own

What it sends — only from sites you've approved: the page address, the title and episode the page reports, your progress, and your account token. Nothing else, and nowhere else. There is no analytics in this add-on.

Requires a free watchlogg account. Full privacy policy: https://watchlogg.com/privacy