>you most likely have to pay someone who is already collecting said data (Don't know who) or write software yourself and pay people to install it. Yeah that's

>you most likely have to pay someone who is already collecting said data (Don't know who) or write software yourself and pay people to install it. Yeah that's what I was afraid of :( I'm looking for basic, anonymized browsing history for users over a period of time. The idea I'm trying to test is whether you can identify the users who are "trendsetters"--people who visit sites or posts before everyone else--and whether you can sniff out links that will be popular based on their behavior. I've found a few more links, but most of them require you to be a researcher to access the data: https://www.predict.org https://www.predict.org http://www.caida.org http://www.caida.org http://crawdad.cs.dartmouth.edu/ http://crawdad.cs.dartmouth.edu/