I installed and enabled the module. The top_searches table was created, but no rows are being inserted as I do searches. My search form is a view with an exposed filter on the search index, into which users may enter search terms. (Not the standard Drupal search block.) Is that the problem?

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z.stolar commented
Status: Active » Closed (works as designed)

Indeed.
We are currently firing the action, to add searches to the DB, when the search form is submitted (using form_alter).
Former versions of this module, used a preprocess hook, which was insufficient.

You can achieve the same action, by also using hook_form_alter, on your form. See the example within the module.

If you want your solution to be included in future versions of this module, please propose it here.