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Hi everyone
It's been long time since I have visit this forum. I was enjoying a long vication with my son at my home land. I was wondering if any of you guys have a good dead-link checker tool, since the one I allways use http://www.dead-links.com doesnt work any more.
cheers
www.linktiger.comQuote:
Originally Posted by diana
was recommended to me recently by a friend. Don't know though if it is any good but you can check it out and see for yourself. :)
I like and use XENU. It's free and public domain. It is very efficient and generates meaningful reports. It allows you to crawl through all sub-folders, in a given domain. Google "XENU", to find it.
+1 on XENU, I use it myself and it work very well. You can filter out directorys, files that contain "x", good links that appear broken (like Rival direct download links). It even provides sorting of the link report by several ways and reports exactly where the dead link is.Quote:
Originally Posted by dhayman
xxhttp://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html (remove the xx) will get you one, it's free.
I'll try them and see what works for me
well regarding the first tool, it checks only 100 links, so it's not an option. and the second one doesnt give you an option to know how many inbound and outbound links youve got, and this is also very important to me. does anyone have another idea?
http://www.vanguardseo.com/tools/Quote:
Originally Posted by diana
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xenu rocks :rockon: - I wouldnt use anything else now
It does show you your outbound links.Quote:
outbound links youve got
Yes you are right. It took me some time to ralise how it works. but it is a good tool. thanks everybody
used dead-links, too. I use xml-sitemaps.com.