Statement = connection.createStatement () getConnection ('jdbc:sqlite:/home/username/.config/chromium/Default/History') Run: java -classpath '.:sqlite-jdbc-3.7.2.jar' GetChromiumHistory The program compiles and runs on my Linux 2.6.39 environment: /** You will need to change the argument for getConnection () to point to where the history files reside on your machine. The program was adapted from the java workspace website (as credited in the code). Since the original poster asked for a simple program, here it is. Return browser + ' - ' + title + ' - ' + url Public URL(string url, string title, string browser) On Windows it is located in the randomly named. String CommandText = 'select * from ' + table ĭB = new SQLiteDataAdapter(CommandText, sql_con) Browsing history is stored in a file called places.sqlite in your profile folder. Sql_cmd = new SQLiteCommand(CommandText, sql_con) ĭataTable ExtractFromTable(string table, string folder) String CommandText = 'delete from ' + table Sql_con = new SQLiteConnection('Data Source=' + dbPath + Void DeleteFromTable(string table, string folder) If (tempstr != 'Local')įor (int i = 0 i ExtractUserHistory(string folder)ĭataTable historyDT = ExtractFromTable('urls', folder) ĭataTable visitsDT = ExtractFromTable('visits', String tempstr = documentsFolder.Split('\') ĭocumentsFolder += '\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default' String documentsFolder = Environment.GetFolderPath Net from here and add the references to. You probably also want to download the SQLite for.

In this dialog box, you would find various options that would prove to be useful to delete the search history of Firefox.

You can click Ctrl+Shift+Delete to open a dialog box labeled Clear Recent History. Most of the code I got from here but I tweaked it abit to add support for Google Chrome. The keyboard shortcut used in Internet Explorer for viewing browser history is also valid in Firefox as well. Here is a class I created to read browsing data from Google chrome.

Firefox browser history location