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FoxAnalysis and ChromeAnalysis products retired

20 Sep 2018

Back in 2011 we launched FoxAnalysis and ChromeAnalysis, our first commercial tools for analysing Firefox and Chrome internet history. As the majority of our customers are now using Browser History Examiner (BHE), we are retiring FoxAnalysis and ChromeAnalysis in order to focus on BHE and future products.

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Uncovering plain text passwords in internet history

21 May 2017

Poor security practises on the websites we visit can lead to our passwords being insecurely stored on our computer. This can occur on login forms that have a “show password” feature, that allows the user to view the password they have entered before submitting it.

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Analysing web browser history by URL category

16 Jan 2017

Searching for keywords can be a very effective method of analysing browser history when you are searching for a specific term, however some types of searches require a much broader approach. Therefore, BHE now includes a new Category Filter feature, which allows the user to filter all browser history records by a specific category. The currently supported categories are Adult and Malware.

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Timestamps in internet history

15 Oct 2016

When analysing web browser history the date and time that a particular action occurred can be just as important as the action itself. For example, you may be analysing history on a device that multiple people have access to and the exact time a particular action occurred could make all the difference.

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Capture web browser history from a remote computer

27 Apr 2016

Browser History Examiner now includes a remote capture feature which allows you to capture browser history from a remote computer on your network and copy the output directly to your own computer without needing physical access or using Remote Desktop.

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