Internet monitoring

Question

Hello all,
I switched to Mac from the PC world and ....OH MY GOSH why didn't I do this earlier?
The only thing I miss is the internet monitoring software that was available. Besides Spectorsoft which works ok but has problems recording more than a couple of days, and the parental controls which aren't the best options for spouses or peers, how can you provide yourself and your spouse some accountability using safari? How difficult would it be to put a password on the history so you COULD NOT delete it without the code? THat would make a secondary program unnecessary and do a better job all round if you could just protect the history from being deleted.
Anybody know of a secondary program to help, or a way to "lock" the history?
Thanks,

Answer 1

Thank you both for the secondary product solutions. I will try out the trial for both of them. I wonder why I didn't find them from my searches? I must need to learn how to "google" a little better.
I have left feedback for apple on the Safari password thing. It would be great if apple would take the initiative to have the first REALLY family friendly web browser. Being able to prevent the history from being erased would be such a helpful tool.
ON a side note is there other sites than the apple listings that show second party software available for the Mac? The only weakness I have found on the Mac is there is less software written for it. Other than that my switching to Mac has been something I am am SO thankful for and suggest to everyone else I know still stuck in Windows land. (aka the molasses swamp of candyland)