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Hi, can I also extract the URL encrypted page like https?. Which one do you recommend for both http and https?<br />
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Thanks
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Hi, can I also extract the URL encrypted page like https?. Which one do you recommend for both http and https?

Thanks

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I used Sharpcap and it works greate in LAN enviroment. I tried using this one on my laptop and using my phone as modem and it didnt give any result.<br />
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I decided to go with 3 major browsers and apply code for getting the address. If you guys want the source code write an answer and I will post.
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I used Sharpcap and it works greate in LAN enviroment. I tried using this one on my laptop and using my phone as modem and it didnt give any result.

I decided to go with 3 major browsers and apply code for getting the address. If you guys want the source code write an answer and I will post.

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I am currently playing with C# and WPF aplication on Windows. My queston is is it possible to grab the url from current browser the user is using?<br />
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Example:<br />
I am opening internet explorer and typing <a href="http://www.google.com" rel="ugc">www.google.com</a>, the page loads and it shows me google.<br />
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I want to track that I have visited and then store in an database. <br />
ANother example would be in firefox, or in google chorme?. How can I do this in Windows enviroment and the inportant queston, is it possible to do this with C#?
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I am currently playing with C# and WPF aplication on Windows. My queston is is it possible to grab the url from current browser the user is using?

Example:
I am opening internet explorer and typing www.google.com, the page loads and it shows me google.

I want to track that I have visited and then store in an database. 
ANother example would be in firefox, or in google chorme?. How can I do this in Windows enviroment and the inportant queston, is it possible to do this with C#?

Grab url from anybrowser? Windows C#? track visited site?

C# is an object-oriented programming language created in conjunction with Microsoft’s .NET framework. Compilation is usually done into the Microsoft Intermediate Language (MSIL), which is then JIT-compiled to native code (and cached) during execution in the Common Language Runtime (CLR).