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How to list only accessed files by removing links?
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Topic: How to list only accessed files by removing links? (Read 6,501 times)
anewuser
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How to list only accessed files by removing links?
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May 03, 2010, 02:03 PM »
Is there a way to remove URLs of items that have not been accessed yet (e.g. "href relative" URLs) from the "show all" listing?
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Re: How to list only accessed files by removing links?
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i'm afraid there is no real way for the program to know which links have been used or not.
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mouser, thanks for the reply. Now I understand how UrlSnooper works.
BFilter is what I was searching for. It's a tiny proxy that logs all HTTP requests.
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