Another change to chrome history module

[balaramadurai]

Hi Karl (@novoid) ,
Thank you for doing a sanity check on the module. I found out that I have been stuck to python 2.7, when the rest of the stuff is python3.6. (My complete ignorance of python 😄 )

Now, I have changed everything to python3 and also changed the sql query to accurately reflect the sqlite structure of Google Chrome.

I tested this on 2 browsers - Google Chrome and Vivaldi (a browser which depends on Chromium). It seems to work.

Please do let me know if this works ok for you.

I use the command

bala@LinuxMint ~/Downloads/Memacs $ python3 bin/memacs_chrome.py --file ~/.config/google-chrome/Default/History | more
## -*- coding: utf-8 mode: org -*-
 ## this file is generated by bin/memacs_chrome.py. Any modification will be overwritten upon next invocation!
 ## To add this file to your org-agenda files open the stub file  (file.org) not this file(file.org_archive) with emacs and do following: M-x org-agenda-file-to-front
 * Memacs for chrome url history           :Memacs:chrome:
 ** <1970-01-01 Thu 00:00> 
    :PROPERTIES:
   :URL:         https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=WL
   :VISIT_COUNT: 0
   :ID:          c24d204aed167202a675e901bb4b8e876fb40ed9
   :END:

Thanks and have a great day!
Bala

[novoid]

I'm so sorry. I've lost touch to this merge request for way too long. No idea why this happened. Maybe I'm not following the new GitHub notification system way of life ...

[balaramadurai]

Oh not to worry! Did the tests go well? Are there any bugs? http://balaramadurai.net

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[novoid]

Sorry @balaramadurai,
I personally don't use Chrome and therefore, I can't really test it properly. Should I ask for testers via Twitter/Mastodon?

[balaramadurai]

Sure, if it's not too much trouble for you.

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[novoid]

Even better than Twitter/Mastodon: https://www.reddit.com/r/orgmode/comments/f2om94/sync_your_chromechromium_browser_history_into/