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You would have to install a 3rd party software to do this.<br />
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I found this on google:<br />
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<a href="http://www.spectorcne.com/intro.html" rel="ugc">http://www.spectorcne.com/intro.html</a>
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You would have to install a 3rd party software to do this.

I found this on google:

http://www.spectorcne.com/intro.html [http://www.spectorcne.com/intro.html]

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There are lots of programs out there that will monitor different web use, etc. Just do a google search.<br />
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You can view the history in the browser to see what they have visited, but this won't tell you how long they were at each site. 
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There are lots of programs out there that will monitor different web use, etc. Just do a google search.

You can view the history in the browser to see what they have visited, but this won't tell you how long they were at each site.

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My employer wishes to track the web surfing of a particular employee - mainly to see how much time is devoted during the day to non-work related web activity. Is there a way to log the time spent on the web and what the person is looking at?<br />
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P.S. This person uses Opera as their browser
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My employer wishes to track the web surfing of a particular employee - mainly to see how much time is devoted during the day to non-work related web activity. Is there a way to log the time spent on the web and what the person is looking at?

P.S. This person uses Opera as their browser

Tracking user web surfing

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