Each page visit has the time of the visit listed on the left.

If you’ve visited several pages on the same website, they will all be listed under the domain in an expandable list. The extension sorts history primarily by date, however, each item is then sorted by its domain. If you’ve already got browsing history open in a tab, you will have to close and reopen it. The extension might take a few seconds after installation to filter your history and you might see the old history view when you open chrome://history for a while. You can restrict it to showing only 100, 250, 500 or 1000 results when you search your history. You can search history and filter results to show only pages visited today, yesterday, the previous week or last month. Page visits to the same domain are listed in a hierarchical order. History Plus is a Chrome extension that sorts your entire browsing history by date, time slot and by domain. Better History was a Chrome extension reviewed a while back that allowed you to sort pages in time slots but the extension only sorted the pages you visited post installation. While both browsers save the same information as you browse web pages, Firefox actually lets users browse their history using different aspects of that saved information you can filter history by date or by domain but Chrome just won’t let you do that.

Despite being a Chrome fan, there isn’t any denying that the Firefox History Manager is better.

Chrome browsing history by date