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

#Examples

# 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:

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
Firefox          xy12.default-release      /Users/you/Library/Application Support/Firefox/Profiles/xy12.default-release

With --detail, each row also shows a per-category entry count for all nine categories. If nothing is detected, list prints No browsers found.

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.