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Web Browser listening
Hi all!
(edit: sorry, I just realized that this post may be in the wrong place)
I would like to program myself a very basic Parental Control software, transparent for my child : when Windows starts, I would like to run at the background a small Java app that would write on a flat file any URL/keyword typed in Chrome/Firefox - nothing more.
Is this something doable with Java7SE?
Thanks for any tip!
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Re: Web Browser listening
What you're describing already exists in the browser's history, AND is a keylogger which could be used for dishonest purposes for which you won't find help here.
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