HistoryExploiter
Lets you selectively manipulate your browsing history in FireFox.
View and Delete your browsing history containing certain unwanted words
View and Delete your history of a particular time period
Installation
$ sudo pip install history-exploiter
Usage
Run the following command in your terminal.
$ history-exploiter [mode] [by]
[mode] can be:
-t or –test : Testing mode (selected history is displayed, no actual deletion)
-d or –delete : Deletion mode (selected history is permanently deleted)
[by] specifies show/delete history on what basis. It ban be:
-kw or –keywords : To show/delete history according to some keywords
-ts or –timespan : To show/delete history according to a particular timespan
In case no arguments are passed, follow throught the instructions on running the script.
Example
>>history-exploiter -t -kw
Running in testing mode:
Enter the list of key words to search for in the history: movie youtube
These Results matched your queries:
1. http://123movies.to/
2. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vA3H8sQK88
3. ....
4. ....
>>history-exploiter -d -kw
Running in deletion mode:
Enter the list of keywords to search for in the history: watch youtube
Deleting history........
Done.
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