Renaud (Ron) Olgiati wrote: > Is there a way to log the names of all the sites the browser connects to when > viewing a page, so that all the bandwidth-wasting URLs like doubleclick.com > can later be added to a kill file ?
The easiest way is to run Squid on your machine and point your browser to it, then check the Squid logs. You can also install sarg and/or squidanalyzer (currently available in Cauldron/mga2) to generate reports from your squid logs to see which sites are receiving the most connections and which are using the most bandwidth. Additionally, you can install squidguard and do some domain or url regex blocking. Probably the easiest thing to do, however, is to just add the Adblock Plus addon to your browser (should already be installed in Konqueror, easy download for Firefox) and subscribe to one of the ad-blocking lists, and it'll eliminate a lot of that stuff for you.
