Anthony Cole

By default, the widget generates an unordered list of permanent links to blog posts with the post title. The product listing ul has a class of <code>wpec-history</code>.
Coming in future versions is the following…
<ul>
<li>Support for post thumbnails</li>
<li>Support for logged out users</li>
<li>Dashboard for tracking what products your users have looked at.</li>
<li>Hooks and Filters (dependent on user feedback. I can’t really see a need for them right now as the plugin is quite simplistic).</li>
<li>Default styling.</li>
</ul>

WP-Ecommerce History

WP-Ecommerce History is a plugin for the popular WP-Ecommerce plugin that allows users to view the products they have looked at in a sidebar widget.

Adam Silverstein

Generates a Pack Sheet for orders in the WP e-Commerce database.
Developed for a business that needs to generate weekly pack sheets to determine item quantity totals, and also detailed iten quantity pack sheets grouped into delivery areas (set by a group of zip codes).
Reports can be filtered by date, shows the last week by default. A jQuery library helps with clean prints, try the print button!
Two reports are available, one report is a quantity total of each item ordered, grouped into areas. The second reports the quantity totals without grouping them by area.
Areas are designated by a single zip code or list of zip codes. Areas can be added, zip codes can be added to existing areas, and areas can be removed.
Deleting this plugin will also delete all its stored area data.

WP e-Commerce Store Sales Pack Sheet

Sales Pack Sheet report shows per-item sales quantity totals, by date range, optionally grouped by area.

WP-Ecommerce History vs WP e-Commerce Store Sales Pack Sheet