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I have a firewall implementation and I want to log all sites visited on the computer. Therefore, when a user enters an address in a browser (any browser) or clicks a link, in order to be able to log the visited address. The problem is that I only want to log the visited URL and NOT other resources requested on the page (ads, iframes, google stats, etc.). Is there a way to do this by looking at the HTTP or TCP headers? Or any other method.

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A possible method would be to use "transparent proxying": whether the firewall should automatically forward all outgoing HTTP connections to the proxy server. You will find the information you need in the proxy log.



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It was somehow easier to find the Microsoft® Active Accessibility® method and read the URL from the browser's address bar. But it's tricky differently: you have to consider the layout of the browser interface (at least the most popular ones), as well as the differences between versions of the same browser. Some browsers or browser versions have limited MSAA support and do not expose all controls (eg Opera 10.50-10.51, but this was fixed in 10.52).



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