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Checking a users internet history
Posted on 2013-01-03
Could anyone recommend a program that will retrospectively check a users browser history? Ideally something that would generate a report.
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you can use javascript hstory object to access the info:
http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/obj_history.asp
http://www.w3schools.com/jsref/obj_history.asp
heliosit--
A simple method is to use NirSoft's IE History Viewer.
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/iehv.html
Or use an index.dat viewer
http://www.acesoft.net/index.dat%20viewer/index.dat_viewer.htm
FYI--
The index.dat file in Content.IE5 folder in Temporary Internet Files contains a list of sites visited. (These are not deleted when TIF is cleaned out.)
These are hidden files/folders, so
1) In Explorer, click Organize in ToolBar|click "Folder and Search Options"|View|uncheck "Hide protected operating system files"|Yes|Apply|OK.
2) And if not already done, under "Hidden Files and Folders", check "Show hidden files, folders,..." and uncheck "Don't show hidden files, folders...".
A simple method is to use NirSoft's IE History Viewer.
http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/iehv.html
Or use an index.dat viewer
http://www.acesoft.net/index.dat%20viewer/index.dat_viewer.htm
FYI--
The index.dat file in Content.IE5 folder in Temporary Internet Files contains a list of sites visited. (These are not deleted when TIF is cleaned out.)
These are hidden files/folders, so
1) In Explorer, click Organize in ToolBar|click "Folder and Search Options"|View|uncheck "Hide protected operating system files"|Yes|Apply|OK.
2) And if not already done, under "Hidden Files and Folders", check "Show hidden files, folders,..." and uncheck "Don't show hidden files, folders...".
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