How to read sqlite files easily


You want to read your Firefox bookmarks or your Firefox cookies, but when you open the sqlite files with a notepad editor it’s mostly gibberish? Here’s how to read sqlite files easily in Windows 7.

How to open SQLite files in Windows 7

Firefox Extension

Download this Firefox extension to read your SQLite database files

SQLite Browser

Alternatively, if you don’t like Firefox extensions for this job you can download this SQLite browser:
SQLite Browser to read files
Download SQLite Browser


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Written by oliversk Wednesday, July 27th, 2011

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