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How to find broken links on a website [closed]

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What techniques or tools are recommended for finding broken links on a website?

I have access to the logfiles, so could conceivably parse these looking for 404 errors, but would like something automated which will follow (or attempt to follow) all links on a site.

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Ian Nelson Avatar asked Sep 15 '08 18:09

Ian Nelson


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For Chrome Extension there is hexometer

See LinkChecker for Firefox.

For Mac OS there is a tool Integrity which can check URLs for broken links.

For Windows there is Xenu's Link Sleuth.

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jrudolph Avatar answered Sep 29 '22 11:09

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