

Do you know which porn sites your friends frequent? Oh, you do? Are you sure? What about finding out what they REALLY visit? That's where we come in. We don't care if it's your friend, boyfriend, dad or boss - we look for all the x-rated content in their browser history and send you back a nice little report.
How do we do it? We generate a personalized link and as soon as one of your victims visits the link, we use a CSS hack to sniff their history. It's pretty harmless.
Help us If you know of any porn sites we don't detect yet, post the urls. If you have suggestions, hate messages, or you just want to send us your used panties, hit us up at ofcourse (at) didyouwatchporn.com. We don't have a postal address so please scan your panties as 32 bit JPGs at 300 dpi.
Love,
How do we do it? Look at you, with your pants down. Relax. Although it's technically a hack, it's really just simple use of a CSS information leak. Links that you visited in the past have a different color than unvisited links. That's how we loop through a pretty big list of the more popular porn sites (check out The List here). Everything that shows a :visited CSS state goes in a bucket and to the report. It's not perfect, but good enough to bust your ass. And that's really where it stops. Close your pants and relax.
Although it's a problem a decade old, main browsers only recently started to plug the leak. It sucks hard, so for the provisional thing they are, enjoy our services while you still can, and send/blog/post/tweet it around. Some of the latest browsers might not be able to sniff around already :'(
By the way, we don't keep your name or email. We only use it to generate personalized links. And uhmm, if you don't want to get caught a second time, just keep your history clean. That'll do.

In order to detect the x-rated content in your browser history, we check it against a pretty huge list of porn sites (read more technical details on the privacy page), and we would be stupid if we wouldn't share that list with you. We regularly add new sites to it, so please send us any links you know of (completely anonymous) that are not in there yet.
We launched this site in October 2009 and it went viral very quickly. For about a year, millions of people used it to prank their friends, and it was featured on blogs and news outlets all over the planet. This didn't go unnoticed by the main browsers, and by 2011, most of them had rolled out an update that patched the CSS leak we exploited to peep into people's history.
We weren't the first to look into your history to see what sites you had been surfing. It was a standard technique used by media companies, who did it without your knowledge to serve you more relevant ads. If done right, it was fairly simple to get a basic profile of someone.
So even though we're very sad that our porn detection engine doesn't work anymore, we're happy we contributed to the privacy standards on the web and made the internet a (slightly) safer place.
We leave the site accessible until the domain name expires, but unless you're using a browser from before 2011, you will only get to see the bunny - no matter how much you fapped.
Regards,
The Golden Bananas