monitor web browsers url

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i want to see which website is open in which browser on a computer and show it in a table like

IE - xyz.com
IE - abc.com
mozilla - ab1.com
chrome - ab2.com

etc

browser can be any, mozilla, IE, opera, cometBird etc

one way to implement it is by sniffing IP packets, but thats very crude way. can anyone help and suggest some good way of doing

Posted 2-Mar-12 3:54am

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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 2-Mar-12 10:00am

Not clear. Is it the code on each of those sites, or on the host running all those browsers. Makes no sense, anyway...
--SA

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Dave Kreskowiak · Answer 1 · 2012-03-02T04:37:00

The only way to do that is the "crude way" as you call it. It's called a proxy server. The proxy can get the browser information from the request headers.

There is no single way to get the URLs for every web browser out there by hunting down controls in windows or going through COM interfaces. Did you know there are about 40 different browsers out in the wild??