How could it edit browser history? I never did any Ruby but what I understands from it is that it take the process argument (if null, it take one at random fro

How could it edit browser history? I never did any Ruby but what I understands from it is that it take the process argument (if null, it take one at random from that array, seems like default values to test, bad idea but nothing that seems to be their only purpose as that argument is way more useful), it then take path argument (again same stuff with possible default values), the size argument (again but 123456789 as default) and write all that into a string including the current timestamp, which I guess is then added to a file. As far as I know, there's no standard way to serialize browser history and I doubt it would contains the process and the size of the file. There's another method that do that in reverse, I guess to then parse that same string. If I had a guess, I would say that this the part that serialize/deserialize log information from evidence gathering (the actual gathering would happen elsewhere, which I can't find right now, and would call that module to serialize it).