Orion Browser Dumper

Working with multiple web browsers on your system can make it difficult to centralize certain pieces of information. Fortunately, nowadays several third-party applications can help you collect the desired data fragments from all your browsers and export them to a single location of your choice.
Orion Browser Dumper is one of the applications that can come in handy in the situation described above, as it can extract your browsing history from various programs and save it on your computer as easy as pie.

Dumps history from various browsers

Orion Browser Dumper can help you collect your browsing history from several programs including Google Chrome, Comodo Dragon, Mozilla Firefox, Opera or Internet Explorer and dumps it to an external file on your PC.
Since the process is fully automated, hence requiring no additional nor complex configuration, you just need to specify a name for the output file and wait for the dumping process to be over. The progress is shown in the window so that you can observe it if you want to.

Portable tool, Command Line Interface

Since this program is portable, it does not require you to install it on the target computer, as simply decompressing the archive it comes in and launching its executable grants you full access to its functions.
More so, you can run it from removable storage media such as USB flash drives or external HDDs without needing to worry about it tampering with any of your registry entries or creating additional files or folders on your computer without your explicit permission. The only file it creates is the one containing your browsing history data.
Unlike other software solutions, this one does not fashion a standard Graphical User Interface (GUI), but features a Command Line Interface (CLI), which might seem inconvenient, but using it should be a walk in the park, even for novices.

Lightweight command line browser history dumper

All in all, Orion Browser Dumper is an application that enables you to collect history data from various browsers on your system and export it to an output file. It requires no installation and packs a Command Line Interface (CLI).