Abstract: A system provides recommendations of web sites, web pages, and/or products to a user based on web pages viewed during a current browsing session. In one embodiment, a browser plug-in or other client program monitors and reports information regarding browsing activities of users across multiple web sites. The resulting cross-site browse histories of the users are analyzed on an aggregated basis to detect behavior-based associations between particular sites, pages and/or products. The detected associations are in turn used to provide personalized recommendations to users. The associations and recommendations may also be based on an automated analysis of the content of the web pages represented in the users' browse histories.

Abstract: A system provides session-specific web page or web site recommendations to a user based upon an identification of web pages previously viewed by the user during a browsing session. During a sequence of proximately visited locations, users tend to view web pages with similar content. To collect data, a client program executes in conjunction with a web browser on each of multiple users' computers. Each client program identifies pages viewed by the user and transmits the sequence of identifications to a server application executing on a recommendation system. The recommendation system creates tables of similar web pages based upon the sequences of locations visited by users. To create session-specific web page recommendations, the system uses the client program to identify a set of locations visited by the user during the session. The system then identifies similar web pages based upon the created tables and combines, sorts, and filters the results.