The examples in the code refer to a Get-BrowserInformation function instead of Get-BrowserData the proper one.

I've been trying to get this to run for a few days, but I am unable to get any errors or commands to report back.

I've been over the code several times but can't find where it's being stopped.

Running: .\Get-BrowserData -Browser All -Datatype History -UserName *****

Only to get a blank readout

It would be nice to funnel that script through BurpSuite.

Hello,
Sorry, I am very new to PowerShell. I need this program to remotely check users browsing history at work. I can't seem to get the PowerShell script to work. I saved it as a .ps1 extension but all I get is a blank PowerShell terminal.

Thank you, considering this is probably user error.

First of all, thanks for the script, it`s working properly.

Second, I would like to know your thoughts on how to get the Date, Hour and the exact link where which website was visited. Just like in the Browser history tab.

Hi sir,

I've determined the script is not fully functional anymore with the latest version of Chrome regarding fetching the bookmarks. Google Chrome has set the bookmarks based on folders, subfolders, subfolders .children so you cannot fetch them all with your current method. To work around this I've created the following adjustment.
You off course are free to integrate it into your scripts, as it is of much help to me! Thanks in advance.

Adjusted code:
function Get-ChromeBookmarks { $Path = "$Env:systemdrive\Users\$UserName\AppData\Local\Google\Chrome\User Data\Default\Bookmarks" if (-not (Test-Path -Path $Path)) { Write-Verbose "[-] Could not find Chrome Bookmarks for username: $UserName" } else { $Json = Get-Content $Path $Output = $Json | ConvertFrom-Json $Jsonobject1 = $Output.roots.bookmark_bar.children $Jsonobject2 = $Output.roots.bookmark_bar.children.children $Jsonobject3 = $Output.roots.bookmark_bar.children.children.children $Jsonobject4 = $Output.roots.bookmark_bar.children.children.children.children $Jsonobject5 = $Output.roots.bookmark_bar.children.children.children.children.children $Jsonobject6 = $Output.roots.bookmark_bar.children.children.children.children.children.children $JsonObject = $Jsonobject1, $Jsonobject2, $Jsonobject3, $Jsonobject4, $Jsonobject5, $Jsonobject6 $JsonObject | ForEach-Object { New-Object -TypeName PSObject -Property @{ User = $UserName Browser = 'Chrome' DataType = 'Bookmark' Data = $_.item('url') Name = $_.item('name') } } $JsonObject } }

Happy to help out!
Kind regards,
Martijn

There's a typo in Get-BrowserData.ps1, in the function Get-ChromeBookmarks. The Json object created to hold the Chrome bookmarks lists the browser as 'Firefox', when it should be 'Chrome'.