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list

List detected browsers and profiles.

list shows which browsers and profiles HackBrowserData detects on the current machine. The Browser column uses human-readable display names; use the canonical key in Supported Browsers with --browser. The command retrieves no decryption key, so it never asks for the macOS login password and is safe to run first.

Flags

FlagDefaultDescription
--detailfalseShow per-category entry counts

Examples

bash
# List detected browsers and profiles
hack-browser-data list

# Include per-category entry counts
hack-browser-data list --detail

Output

Plain list prints a Browser / Profile / Path table:

terminal
Browser          Profile                    Path
Chrome           Default                    /Users/you/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Default
Chrome           Profile 1                  /Users/you/Library/Application Support/Google/Chrome/Profile 1
Microsoft Edge   Default                    /Users/you/Library/Application Support/Microsoft Edge/Default
Firefox          abcd1234.default-release   /Users/you/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles/abcd1234.default-release

--detail replaces the Path column with one entry count per category, in the order below. It counts what is stored without retrieving any OS key or prompting for a password, so a category the browser does not have shows 0:

terminal
Browser          Profile                    password   cookie   bookmark   history   download   creditcard   extension   localstorage   sessionstorage
Chrome           Default                    101        2817     342        9530      96         2            14          1203           48
Chrome           Profile 1                  12         640      25         1874      11         0            3           210            6
Microsoft Edge   Default                    8          523      40         2210      17         0            5           388            9
Firefox          abcd1234.default-release   62         2393     118        5120      30         0            7           402            0

If nothing is detected, list prints No browsers found. A browser directory that exists but cannot be read is reported as a warning instead of being skipped silently.

Use the corresponding CLI key — for example chrome, edge, or firefox — with dump or dumpkeys. Display names with spaces, such as Microsoft Edge, are not CLI keys.