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I read this: See website visit time in Safari history

In this article, there is something like this

 sqlite3 ~/Library/Safari/History.db 'select visit_time,title from history_visits order by visit_time desc;' \
     | while read i; do d="${i%%.*}"; echo "$(date -r $((d+978307200))) | ${i#*|}"; done \
     | head -n 30

My question: how could I extend this script from 2 days to 50 days thanks for answering

Udhy
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renitent
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  • thanks I only see "normal Windows" in terminal. is it possible to show the adresses from "private windows" ? (normal window: I don't know if this is a correct word) – renitent Jan 21 '20 at 16:48
  • Please don't post comments as answers :-) – nohillside Jan 21 '20 at 16:59
  • The idea of private mode is to leave as few traces as possible. This means that pages visited in private mode won't show up in the history. – nohillside Jan 21 '20 at 17:00

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There is nothing in the one-liner which limits by days. If you want to see all visited pages, remove the trailing \ | head -n 30 (which currently cuts off the output after 30 lines).

If you still don't see more than two days, check the history settings in Safari.

nohillside
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  • thanks if I do this like you mentioned ''' sqlite3 ~/Library/Safari/History.db 'select visit_time,title from history_visits order by visit_time desc;' \

    | while read i; do d="${i%%.}"; echo "$(date -r $((d+978307200))) | ${i#|}"; done
    '''

    there is no difference in terminal output

     – renitent Jan 21 '20 at 15:52
  • @renitent The query can't show more lines than there are in the history :-) – nohillside Jan 21 '20 at 15:54
  • thanks I only see "normal Windows". is it possible to show the adresses from "private windows" ? (normal window: I don't know if this is a correct word) – renitent Jan 21 '20 at 16:25