Google search history

I downloaded my Google search history but it's all in Json files making it literally impossible to navigate. Is there a way i can view this clusterfuck in a much more readable, searchable way?

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>that last one
why do people write queries like they're asking a person a question?

learn how to jason parse

>why do people write queries like they're asking a person a question?
in order to find forum posts by others asking the same question, in similar terms

then, of course, finding the post which answers said question

Because google has been optimizing their search engine for queries like that for the past decade, so you're actually going to do worse with a bunch of keywords

I was autistic those days

googoe ignores conjuction in sentences.

>are there any websites that ican download free games on to a pendrive for free and risk free

Please, PLEASE just leave.

But are there?

import json
import requests

the_json = requests.get("botnet.com/the_json").content
data = json.loads(the_json)

for query in data["event"]:
print(query["query"]["id"][0])

>are there any websites that ican download free games on to a pendrive for free and risk free

jesus christ dude

Might I add that this was 7 years ago and I was 11 at the time?

Translation: I'm 11, but don't want to risk being banned

How can you get banned for this?

We have these people called mods. They enforce Sup Forums rules

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Where do you even download this?

what program are you viewing that with?

the easiest/hacky way to remove superfluous information from that json is a bit of multicursor and search-and-replace in sublimetext2

And what rule is this breaking exactly? Please don't tell me you're on about me being 7 years old. Answer the question of stop wasting my fucking time.

You can get banned for being 11.
However, spiderman 3 was released a long time ago so clearly you aren't actually 11 right now.

Holy shit lmao

Google allows you to download your full search history now, it's been around for a year.

How can something be easier to parse than JSON? OK, maybe CSV, but still...
See this user's helpful post: On Sup Forums mods appear only when the moon is full.

It's some online programme that can "simply" the json file. Although your method Sounds much better. Guess I'll look that up.

I would just script something in Javascript or Python, see not that hard

answer the question you cheeky lil cunt or I'll shag yer smelly fanny

I have no experience with json or coding whatsoever. Whatever that post says alludes me

support.google.com/websearch/answer/6068625?hl=en

Leave my fanny be

It "eludes" you, nigga.

Anyway, if you don't find another solution, just install Python, and we'll modify so you can just run the script and get results.

Save it to a text file and run this in powershell
Get-Content path/filename.txt | ConvertFromJson
you will get a lot of objects that you can then navigate

Fokin SwiftKey.