Thought this might be of interest to those of you studying web-browsing behavior, or just really cool visualizations! ------------------------------------------ A group at the MIT Computer Science and Artificial Intelligence Lab has launched a new project, eyebrowse <http://eyebrowse.csail.mit.edu/>, which allows you to record, visualize and share your web browsing history in real-time. Eyebrowse is a Firefox plug-in that records visits to websites that you choose to track on an individual basis. Your data is presented on your eyebrowse profile in the form of interesting and insightful visualizations, allowing you to gain personal and social insights and catch a glimpse of what Google knows about you<http://www.computerworld.com/s/article/337791/What_Google_Knows_About_You>. Currently, most web browsing data is collected by search engine companies (Google, Microsoft, Alexa…), which is hardly available for public domain research. Eyebrowse seeks to fill this gap by providing a public repository of web trails. By making this data available, we hope to support the creation of open public services that analyze and report major trends on the web, services that support personalization of the web through collaborative filtering and other crowd-sourcing techniques, and other as-yet unimagined services that require a mass of data about the world's interaction with the web. Check out some real <http://eyebrowse.csail.mit.edu/profile/emax/> live<http://eyebrowse.csail.mit.edu/graphs/zamiang/> profiles <http://eyebrowse.csail.mit.edu/users/> and our page stats<http://eyebrowse.csail.mit.edu/search/>graphs, which are accessible from any page via the plug-in . Eyebrowse is an open source project hosted<http://code.google.com/p/list-it/>on Google Code implemented using Django, Javascript and HTML5. It is actively seeking users for feedback and beta testing. happy surfing! eyebrowse team http://eyebrowse.csail.mit.edu/