need: a program to track the exact time that you spend on each webpage

[urlwolf]

Hi,

I need a program to track the exact time that you spend on each webpage. This is partially acomplished by my current tracker, visual timeAnalyzer (www.neuber.com/timeanalyzer/index.html)... but I need to have detailed statistics and have them in a format that I can process afterwards (e.g., plain text).

I want to complement a really nice new finding: a proxy-based program that can save to disk each and every page you have visited.
http://www.proxy-off...m/private/index.html
Unfortunately, time information is not kept.

Ideally, I'd like to find something system-independent, free, and if possible, open source. But this is just the icing on the cake.

I'm planning to use this for a really cool experiment (more to come soon!).

Any recommendations?

[Deozaan]

I don't know about each webpage, but I saw a firefox extension once that tracked how long you spent per website, I think. I don't remember any info about it. I installed it on a whim one day and then shortly after did a fresh OS install.

[tomos]

there is always dB'S TitleLog
which keeps track of everything you do     and, with Opera at any rate, shows the website address.
(Only shows to the nearest minute though)

see post #5 here for my TitleLog Log showing opera pages
https://www.donation...dex.php?topic=4645.0

[urlwolf]

Thanks Tomos, good pointer. I tried titleLog, but the url is not kept... a bit difficult to map the page title to the url. A mod to titleLog might be possible.

Ahk'd be the fastest, but it's not cross-platform. The idea is that this program could be run by many different people independently of what OS/browser they are using.

[Deozaan]

I don't know about each webpage, but I saw a firefox extension once that tracked how long you spent per website, I think. I don't remember any info about it. I installed it on a whim one day and then shortly after did a fresh OS install.

-Deozaan (December 20, 2006, 04:04 PM)

Found it: It's called Usage Counter. But it doesn't track per website. Just seems to track how long Firefox has been open. . .

[mateek]

I hope this one fits your needs: Time track at http://www.bitcomputing.com/ is freeware and looks like a perfect fit.

[dk70]

For Firefox only Pageaddict should do https://addons.mozilla.org/firefox/3685/

[CodeTRUCKER]

I'm afraid I don't have any suggestions, but be careful... you might be surprised when you see the real numbers!

[urlwolf]

Thanks all.
PageAddict looks good, but I have to use something that is compatible with many browsers, and also capable of exporting to plain text (or similar) format.

That takes down timetrack as well (a pity: nice app).

BTW, for those with similar requirements, Skrommel is coding an app that may do just this.