> Your browsing history is unlikely to contain [...] porn images
Of all the places on your computer that might contain porn images, that would be one of the very top candidates.
Of all the places on your computer that might contain porn images, that would be one of the very top candidates.
(I really wish they followed the “standard” keyboard shortcut)
Unless, of course, you're willing to argue that a porn image stored on the local hard drive isn't contained in any folders on the same PC that soft-link it. You might have an interesting time trying to justify why it is contained in folders that hard-link it.
Sure, info about non-top-level links is extractable from e.g. request caches, but that's a different thing from the browser history SQLite DB.
Here is the URL of an image as it appears in your browser history: https://cheezburger.com/10357071872/if-i-fits-i-sits
See if you can figure out what image I was looking at.
Calling it the URL of an image seems to me like quite a bit of confusion about how web pages work.