A CLI for your browser history
Browser history is one of the most useful local datasets you have, and one of the worst exposed by browsers. Here is the Maho CLI for it, with three queries worth keeping in your dotfiles.
Browser history is one of the most useful local datasets you have, and one of the worst exposed by browsers. Here is the Maho CLI for it, with three queries worth keeping in your dotfiles.
A short, real walkthrough. Headless Maho on macOS, a single fetch, a structured extract, then a batch run over a URL list. Where this overlaps with Playwright and where it does not.
Most fingerprinting posts oversell the defense. This one is the opposite. Here is what Maho blocks, what Maho cannot block, and where the arms race still wins.
Every agentic browser has three modes hiding inside it: chat, act, and refuse. The bug is when the user cannot tell which mode the assistant is in. Here is how Maho makes that visible.
A tab is a document. A document can be piped, filtered, and rewritten. Maho gives you the wire to do it from the terminal you already use.