You could insert a new form (web browser.frm) into your vb app that MS have kindly written all the code for.
Use the onchange event of the webbrowser control on this form to log the site address (the pages address bar's text) to a database, registry or text file...
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You could write an app that runs in the background and loops, looking for IE, if it's found, grab the text from the edit box. I've attached a pic high it hightlighted, ask on the API forum if you don't know how to get at it.
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