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February 13, 2023 19:46
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Prints out the dates/times for the most recently visited pages in Safari
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#!/bin/bash | |
: << FILE_HEADER | |
Name: Alexander Zsikla | |
Date: Feb 2023 | |
Prints out the dates/times for the most recently visited pages in Safari | |
We are just performing a sqlite3 query against the safari history database | |
and parsing out the seconds and the webpage title and printing it out in | |
an easy to read format | |
Example row from table: 698008718.214614|Operations on variables | |
Becomes: Mon Feb 13 14:18:38 EST 2023 | Operations on variables | |
USAGE | |
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Update the variable NUM_ROWS to the number of rows you want retrieved and run | |
`./get_safari_history` in the terminal | |
FILE_HEADER | |
EPOCH=978307200 # Add this to get time to present day | |
NUM_ROWS=50 | |
QUERY="SELECT visit_time,title FROM history_visits ORDER BY visit_time DESC LIMIT $NUM_ROWS;" | |
sqlite3 ~/Library/Safari/History.db "$QUERY" | \ | |
while read row; do | |
seconds="${row%%.*}" | |
title="${row#*|}" | |
echo "$(date -r $((seconds + EPOCH))) | $title" | |
done |
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