History & resuming
Every channel you've coursified, saved locally with its progress.
Every channel you coursify is saved locally, with its progress, ready to reopen. No account, no cloud — it's your browser's own list.
Opening it
Click History in the popup header. Courses are listed newest-first by when you last touched them, each with its channel name and how many videos you've completed.
What it does
- Reopen a course without rebuilding it — no run is spent, nothing is re-crawled.
- Delete a course you're done with. Its chip disappears from the feed bar immediately, with no reload, and any pin you'd set on it is cleaned up too.
- Keep your progress. Reopening a course from History shows the same checkboxes as the in-page panel, because both read the same shared record.
History is per browser profile
It lives in extension storage on this machine. Uninstalling the extension or clearing extension data removes it. Export the courses you care about first — Export →.
Rebuilding vs. refreshing
You rarely need to rebuild a course from scratch. If the channel has posted new videos, use Refresh — it only processes the new ones. Building the same channel again from the input field is only worth it if you want the whole thing re-sequenced.