Like the title of the github repo suggests ArchiveBox can be used. You have to manually import your browsing history though....

In theory you could also use yacy... But that is intended as search engine and not as archive.

Edit: while looking into it I found alternatives [2] and Memex [3] seems to be interesting.

Edit2: I remember 2 Show HNs. One recorded your entire desktop and made it searchable. Can't remember what that was called, but the AllSeingEye I found [4]

[0] https://archivebox.io/

[1] https://yacy.net/

[2] https://docs.archivebox.io/en/latest/Web-Archiving-Community...

[3] https://getmemex.com/

[4] https://news.ycombinator.com/item?id=7886270

Look now that Firefox seems to be supporting the webdriver protocol more closely, the progress of FF to which I don't follow that closely, so it might have caught up quite a lot, but it will be possible it'll just be a bit more work and I don't care to do that without knowing you know how many people it would really affect. I feel quite sorry for the people to who don't enjoy seeing they can't use Ff.

Also, I don't want to do it if I have to change the way I use the protocol so I would want the same methods to be pretty much available and to work the same way.

Could the "HAR" file I can save from Firefox' Network tab somehow be used for this? That looks to be a recording from the entire timeline, including payloads.