I do "braindumps" in various ways. Here's a braindump I did back
  on Nov 20 2013, which was 7 months of google searches in 6.8
  seconds. I had to tap REALLY short so I wouldn't use to much
  time to catch them all. I think I really ended up catching about
  200-250 sites I'd visited but even at a quick glance of this, it
  brings me mentally back to the stuff I was researching at the
  time. [1]https://vine.co/v/hFeLdHTTKi1 One frame at a time. I
  went through the bookmarks, loaded up a page, took a quick shot
  of it, then the next one. It didn't take long, maybe an hour or
  so. Vine was more primitive at the time: it didn't have any
  editing capabilities really and no upload, so I just had to do
  one at a time. I was a bit disappointed at the loss of
  resolution upon compression but I've used that technique to
  captures whole books at the library in a small space of time as
  well. Explode the frames, and it works as a cheap and easy data
  storage. Low resolution but it's often enough.

References

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  1. https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fvine.co%2Fv%2FhFeLdHTTKi1&h=CAQHnNO7T

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