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Chrome URL Dumper
Accessing databases stored on a machine by the Chrome browser and dumping URLs found.

Chrome URL Dumper
Accessing databases stored on a machine by the Chrome browser and dumping URLs found.
Chrome URL Dumper Description
Accessing databases stored on a machine by the Chrome browser and dumping URLs found. Getting Started: These instructions will help you set up the project on your local machine for development and testing purposes. Prerequisites: Python 2.7 is required. Installing: Run 'pip install -r requirements.txt' to install necessary packages. Check packages: - For Windows: 'pip list | Findstr /L "package"' - For Linux: 'pip list | grep "package"' Running the tests: - To kill Chrome processes for deeper analysis on Windows: 'python main.py -k -d' - To kill Chrome processes for deeper analysis on Linux: './main.py -k -d' Authors: Tomer Eyzenberg - Initial work - eLoopWoo
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