One approach would be to have a frame set where your surfing is in one frame and a "get links" button/link is in another frame.

The button would have a form with a target="content_frame_name"could grab the url from the surfing frame (with onClick javascript) and pass it to a Perl script that used LWP::Simple to get($url). You would use HTML::LinkExtor to get the links; an insert command into your history sql table that added the link to your list to display if it wasn't already in the database.

When you're done with all the links, send back a page with all the links not in the database.

In reply to Re: catch browser page while surfing by voyager
in thread catch browser page while surfing by artist

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