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# Website visited
## Visited website trigger
Trigger **Visited website** enables management of access to websites and monitoring of user activity in web browsers. This management is supported by advanced artificial intelligence **BTC Web Classification**, using machine learning and deep learning technologies for precise site classification.
## Trigger configuration
{% stepper %}
{% step %}
### Website masks
* **Website mask:**
* Defines sites to be monitored.
* Works analogously to path masks, e.g.:
* `www.test.pl`
* `www.test/test*.com`.
* **Excluded website mask:**
* Specifies exceptions that will not be monitored.
[How to add/edit a mask?](/eacloud-docs-en/features/data-loss-prevention/dlp-policies-and-rules/triggers/file-operations/masks.md)
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
### Process masks
* **Process mask:**
* Restricts monitoring to specific web browsers.
* Example: `chrome.exe`, `firefox.exe`.
* Optionally monitor all, i.e. `*` and exclude selected ones.
* **Excluded process mask:**
* Allows excluding selected browser processes from monitoring.
[How to add/edit a mask?](/eacloud-docs-en/features/data-loss-prevention/dlp-policies-and-rules/triggers/file-operations/masks.md)
{% endstep %}
{% step %}
### Website categories
* **Website categories:**
* A multi-select list containing various types of websites (e.g., “Games”, “Finance & Banking”, “Social Media”).
* If no category is selected, the policy operates regardless of category.
* **Excluded website categories:**
* Allows specifying categories to be excluded from monitoring.
* **Three-position switch:**
* Facilitates choosing between the “include” and “exclude” options.
* **Left (exclude):** The switch changes color to black.
* **Right (include):** The switch changes color to green.
{% endstep %}
{% endstepper %}
### List of supported site categories
Example categories available in the system:
* Finance, Banking & Insurance
* Games
* Gambling
* Career, Education & Religion
* Computers, Software & Electronics
* Culinary & Restaurants
* People & Social Media
* Malware
* Media, News & Weather
* Automotive & Transportation
* Dangerous site structure
* Unrecognized language
* Real Estate, Home & Garden
* Politics, Law & Government Institutions
* Pornography
* Industry, Business & Services
* Entertainment
* Sports
* Login page
* Art & Culture
The full list of categories contains dozens of entries, allowing precise policy tailoring.
## Example of use
**Objective:** Restrict access to gossip sites for the sales department during working hours.
* **Configuration:**
* Select the “Entertainment” category and set the switch to **include** (green).
* Set the process mask to the browsers used in the company, e.g. `chrome.exe`.
* Define actions in the next step — block.
**Effect:**
* Sales department users will not have access to gossip sites.
* Every attempt to access such a site will be recorded in the system logs.
## Summary
Trigger **Visited website** allows effective management of access to websites, supporting security and productivity policies in the organization. With advanced configuration features such as masks, categories and intelligent site classification, the tool provides precise control over user activity in browsers.
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