URLStringGrabber

If you need to keep track of your visited websites or save lists of sites accessed through Internet Explorer, URLStringGrabber can help you with that.

In order to be able to list the URLs, you must have at least one instance of Internet Explorer running. The tool displays all the links up to the last accessed one. If navigation continues after the first boot, a refresh is needed in order to update the list.

URLs can be sorted by "Description," "URL Type," "Window Title" and "Frame URL," all of these columns can be found above the preview table.

URLStringGrabber scans all active windows and stores a large variety of link types: clickable links, images, script files, CSS files, RSS feeds and flash files (SWF).

After selecting an address, right-click it to open a new browser tab. Note that the tab content depends entirely on the string type; if you open a link that contains only an icon, then the entire window or tab will be opened just for that.

When you need to filter a specific type, go to "Options" followed by "URL Types" and uncheck all unwanted formats. The app will instantly update your changes after a brief automatic refresh.

In conclusion, URLStringGrabber is great for stacking huge numbers of string, basically covering almost all segments which compose a website. Having the option to save the links under multiple formats is another worth-to-mention feature. The biggest setback of this tool is its compatibility; being able to work only with Internet Explorer limits its capacity to reach a large base of users that rely on different browsers. However, keeping in mind that this app is compact, and no installation is needed, it can still be helpful if used in combination with the supported browser.