Delete SiteHistory

A PowerShell script that can help you delete a site's web history without manually deleting it using Chrome and without deleting the whole thing using CCleaner.

This script:

• Works on Windows with Google Chrome profile
• Allows you to select 1 profile if you have multiple profiles
• Allows you to enter a link or keyword, it'll show the site's web history, then ask for confirmation
• Delete all related histories (urls, visits, keyword_search_terms) and runs VACUUM to shrink the History file size immediately
• Helps prevent the deletion of web history by an unwanted website like CCleaner

Features

• Profile selection: Choose Chrome profile to clean the site's web history
• Delete site's web history: Delete only by link or keyword the user wrote
• Space recovery: Run with SQLite VACUUM to free up disk space
• Safe confirmation: Always asks before deleting
• No third-party tools required: Use sqlite3.exe only

Requirements

• Windows 10 or later
• SQLite command-line tools (sqlite3.exe) must be installed. How to install: Download the ZIP package named sqlite-tools-win64-x64-<version>.zip (or 32-bit if required), extract it, and make sure sqlite3.exe is accessible (either add to PATH or specify full path in the script).
• Google Chrome must be completely closed before running this script. You can use Task Manager to completely close
• Turn off sync. If not, Chrome will be still showing history

How to use

1. Download or clone this repository (Use Green Code button)
2. Open PowerShell
3. Running the command:

Set-ExecutionPolicy -Scope Process -ExecutionPolicy Bypass

4. Then running the script:

{Path_to_script}\Delete-SiteHistory.ps1

5. Select Chrome profile by write a number (0 is default)
6. Enter a URL or keyword (URL is recommended)
7. Confirm deletion with Y to proceed or N to cancel

Warnings

• Once the script has cleared a site's web history, it can't be undone. Make sure you really want to clear the web history before entering the command
• If Chrome is still open or closed without using Task Manager, the script will report an error saying it can't be executed
• This script only works with Chrome. If you want to use it with Edge or any browser, you have to modify the declaration inside the script

Conversations Decode Extractor (V1)

Python tool to decode and extract conversations from ChatGPT and DeepSeek exported files. Supports 4 versions:

• ConversationsDecodeExtractor.py: Combines all ChatGPT's conversations into a single TXT file
• ConversationsDecodeExtractor2.py: Splits ChatGPT's onversations into separate TXT files
• ConversationsDecodeExtractor3.py: Combines all DeepSeek's conversations into a single TXT file
• ConversationsDecodeExtractor4.py: Splits DeepSeek's conversations into separate TXT files

Requirements

• Python: any version that supports it
• JSON files from ChatGPT and DeepSeek (conversations.json is the required file, included in the ZIP file, which was exported from the Export Data button)

Usage

ConversationsDecodeExtractor.py

Run the script with the command:

python ConversationsDecodeExtractor.py "input_json.json" -o "output_txt.txt"

Result: a file output_txt.txt (or whatever name you give it) is exported containing the entire ChatGPT's conversation

ConversationsDecodeExtractor2.py

Run the script with the command:

python ConversationsDecodeExtractor2.py "input_json.json" -o "output_folder"

Result: A bunch of TXT files containing ChatGPT's conversations appear in the folder.

The TXT files' names are in the form: [number]_[name].txt

ConversationsDecodeExtractor3.py

Run the script with the command:

python ConversationsDecodeExtractor3.py "input_json.json" -o "output_txt.txt"

Result: a file output_txt.txt (or whatever name you give it) is exported containing the entire DeepSeek's conversation

ConversationsDecodeExtractor4.py

Run the script with the command:

python ConversationsDecodeExtractor4.py "input_json.json" -o "output_folder"

Result: A bunch of TXT files containing DeepSeek's conversations appear in the folder.

The TXT files' names are in the form: [number]_[name].txt

Notes

ChatGPT

• The scripts only extracts content_type="text" and "role", i.e. messages, roles and replies
• Other content like user_editable_context will be ignored
• If the conversation is too long, I recommend using ConversationsDecodeExtractor2.py so you can find it easier without having to open a huge file and experiencing lag

DeepSeek

• The scripts only extract user's and assistant's replies + role
• If the conversation is too long, I recommend using ConversationsDecodeExtractor4.py so you can find it easier without having to open a huge file and experiencing lag

CompareFolder

A python tool can show changes with "−" and "+"

Features

• Export results from Modified Folder with extension: .cfc
• Add − and + to show changes

Requirements

• 2 folders:
  • Original folder
  • Modified folder
• Extension: comparing-changes

How to use

1. Download CompareFolder.py and comparing-changes extension
2. Run command on Command Prompt:

python CompareFolder.py "{input_folder}" -mo "{modified_folder}" -o "{output_folder_result}"

3. Go to output_folder_result and click any files with .cfc extension
4. You can see − and + are coloring red and green

Note

• Python will skip media files, unreadable files
• If you run script and show Python wasn't found, you can run this command instead:

py CompareFolder.py "{input_folder}" -mo "{modified_folder}" -o "{output_folder_result}"

Conversations Extractor (V2)

Second versions of the old scripts. They have similar functionality, but have been significantly improved. 2 versions are supported:

• ConversationsExtractor.py: Exports DeepSeek's conversations.json to multiple TXT files
• ConversationsExtractor2.py: Another variant, exports ChatGPT's conversations.json to multiple TXT files

Requirements

• Python: any version that supports it
• JSON files from ChatGPT and DeepSeek (conversations.json is the required file, included in the ZIP file, which was exported from the Export Data button)

Usage

ConversationsExtractor.py

python ConversationsExtractor.py "input_json.json" -o "output_folder_result"

Result: A bunch of TXT files containing DeepSeek's conversations appear in the folder. Same as V1 scripts, but it has many changes

ConversationsExtractor2.py

python ConversationsExtractor2.py "input_json.json" -o "output_folder_result"

Result: A bunch of TXT files containing ChatGPT's conversations appear in the folder. Same as V1 scripts, but it has many changes

Changes in V2

• New message counter: Now you can know how many main messages and how many full messages in the conversation
• Ignore system messages and empty messages
• Context counter: This is the biggest update. Now you can know how many main contexts and how many full contexts

Notes

These scripts are calculate characters of your chat histories. To know your real context counts, use this mathematical formulas: Context ÷ 4

Glitch effect shader web generator

This is a website that helps you apply Glitch shaders to your images.

Features

• Glitch HTML: Main HTML web script to generate frame
• ClearBlackBackground.py: It helps you clear the black background if you don't want
• AnimationFolder2GIF.py: It helps you merge your animation folder to GIF image

Requirements

You need install Pillow:

pip install pillow

or:

python -m pip install pillow

Usage

• First, go to Glitch.html by right clicking it and clicking Open with/Google Chrome or any browser
• Then, choose your image. I recommend choosing PNG image. Change amount of Glitch Speed and Glitch Amount as you want
• Next, click Export ZIP (60 Frames). Extract ZIP to a folder
• Finally, use these Python scripts:

python ClearBlackBackground.py "input_folder" -o "output_folder" -t threshold

python AnimationFolder2GIF.py "input_folder_result" -o "Glitch.gif"

Note

• Web will generate all frames that were colored background with black
• ClearBlackBackground.py might remove too much/little. Adjust threshold (0-255, default: 30)
• If you don't want the 10s and 30 FPS limits, you can change this:

const totalFrames = 60;
const fps = 30;

If you don't know how to set duration of the frames, use this formula: Frames = Duration × FPS

• Frames: totalFrames
• Duration: How many seconds you want for your animation
• FPS: fps

Contribution

If you want to improve this script:

• Fork the repository and create a pull request
• Open an issue for bug reports or feature requests