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Visualize your chrome browsing history

A tool to visualize your chrome browsing history with google takeout data. Chart Example

Getting Started

1. Initial setup

First follow these instructions and make sure you satisfy all requirements.

2. Get Your Location Data

Here you can find out how to download your Google data: https://support.google.com/accounts/answer/3024190?hl=en
Here you can download all of the data that Google has stored on you: https://takeout.google.com/

To use this script, you only need to download your the data specified in the repository description, which Google will provide to you.

To use this script, you only need to download your "Chrome BrowserHistory", which Google will provide to you as a JSON file by default.

Make sure to put the file in the same directory with the script.

3. Run the Script

In the command prompt or Terminal window, type the following, and press enter:

python main.py <file>

Replace <file> with BrowserHistory.json file from Google Takeout (the file name might variate, so use the one suitable in your case).

4. Usage

main.py <file> [-h] [-s SIZE] [-d DAYS]

positional arguments:

file Your JSON file downloaded from Google Takeout.

optional arguments:

-h Help option, prints the usage section in the console.

-s, --size Number of sites display (20 by default)

-d, --days Number of last X days to show data for (60 by default)

5. Examples

python main.py BrowserHistory.json
python main.py BrowserHistory.json -d 50
python main.py BrowserHistory.json --size 30
python main.py BrowserHistory.json -s 50 --days 90

6. Review the results and if you enjoyed the project, don't hesitate to leave a star. Thanks!

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