spurge0n
Junior Member
- Mar 27, 2014
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Hi there,
I got bit by the "I must code" bug so I created a Droid app that will crawl a given site and check for broken links or caching issues.
It's called Link Triage and it's totally free.
Because it's network intensive, it does require a WiFi connection.
You just enter a URL and it will begin crawling the links on the site. It will produce a scrollable report about the links, the response code that it received for each link, and whether or not internal links are cached.
I do limit the number of links (1000 links if your device allocates 64Mb). It's really meant for micro-niche sites without a whole lot of links. If you need something more industrial strength, you're probably better off using a desktop app or other online service.
Feel free to check it out.
I got bit by the "I must code" bug so I created a Droid app that will crawl a given site and check for broken links or caching issues.
It's called Link Triage and it's totally free.
Because it's network intensive, it does require a WiFi connection.
You just enter a URL and it will begin crawling the links on the site. It will produce a scrollable report about the links, the response code that it received for each link, and whether or not internal links are cached.
I do limit the number of links (1000 links if your device allocates 64Mb). It's really meant for micro-niche sites without a whole lot of links. If you need something more industrial strength, you're probably better off using a desktop app or other online service.
Feel free to check it out.
