[simonw]

Yeah, things like Archive Box are probably a better bet there. But... you could write a script that queries the SQLite database of your history, figures out the pages you visited then loops through and runs `shot-scraper html ... > ...html` against each one.

I just wasted a few minutes trying to get Claude 3 Opus to write me a script - nearly got there but Firefox had my SQLite database locked and I lost interest. My conversation so far is at: https://gist.github.com/simonw/9f20a02f35f7a129b9850988117c0...

[eichin]

My "cheat" for "poke at chrome's sqlite database for current live state" is that they're always locked but none of them are that big, just make a copy and query the copy. `current-chrome-url` runs in `real 0m0.057s` and does a `jq -r .profile.last_used ~/.config/google-chrome/Local\ State` to get the profile, then copies `~/.config/google-chrome/"$PROFILE"` into a mktemp dir, then `sqlite3 -cmd 'select url from urls where id = (select url from visits where visit_time = (select max(visit_time) from visits));' $H .exit` on that copy.