Here's an example of browser state db,
one that is not currently supported in some of the tools.
So you'll see the query that's listed here.
And these will be available in your notebook.
We could see order index and private browsing.
Look at this.
You're like, wait a second.
Private browsing?
Private browsing is not supposed to be shown.
Well, guess what?
If you crash-- let's say you're in private browsing.
You're looking at something amazing.
If Safari crashes, it wants you to be a pleased
human, a pleased Apple user.
It wants to recover where you were.
So it knows right here that we have Bridgerton Duke Bella Hair
Salon, these coordinates for Google Maps,
which would be parsed as a location,
and a log into Facebook.
Those were all being done in private browsing
on that device.
And then you can see what was not private browsing.
So a YouTube video, some kind of recipes, Florida Keys bars.
You have these additional things.
You will also see with the order index,
this is the order at which these pages were
opened in the browser state.
It's pretty awesome, what you can get.
Kind of terrifying, if you think of it as a user.