tsue
June 11th, 2009, 01:41 PM
Hello
I'm programming a graphic program, which collects http-information, and presents them graphically.
But there is one problem : How can I determine and save the web surfing time?
For me the definition of web surfing time is : The time, in which the Browser is opened.
How can I determine that any browser, it doesn't matter which one (IE, Firefox, Opera), has been opened (the moment)?
There is one option which isn't good :
1. Checking the 'User Agent' field in the http-package
The problem is that the management of the User-Agent-List is too
heavy.
Greets
I'm programming a graphic program, which collects http-information, and presents them graphically.
But there is one problem : How can I determine and save the web surfing time?
For me the definition of web surfing time is : The time, in which the Browser is opened.
How can I determine that any browser, it doesn't matter which one (IE, Firefox, Opera), has been opened (the moment)?
There is one option which isn't good :
1. Checking the 'User Agent' field in the http-package
The problem is that the management of the User-Agent-List is too
heavy.
Greets