Word to the wise--
if you come across uncommon browsers
that you're not used to, hunt for the databases first.
Make sure the databases are properly decoding.
So even if it's not parsed, if you're looking,
if you see base64, or maybe you see some kind of encryption,
can you decrypt it or decode it?
Just because one table is encrypted doesn't
mean all of them will be.
Same thing with the databases.
If the database is encrypted, what about the write ahead log?
Can you look at that?
Can you look at the cache files?
Can you find bookmarks, browser history, downloads,
all of these things?
If it's secure browsing or done in private mode,
look for cookies.
Look for bookmarks and downloads.
Bookmarks and downloads that you do in private browsing
are saved with your normal bookmarks and downloads
for those browsers.
Most people don't realize that.
And look for the tabs because if we crash,
your browser wants to remind you where you were.