Even when using a CMS (Content Management System) checking websites for broken links is an issue. By far not everybody uses a CMS, and for finding broken links to external web pages or for identifying invalid e-mail addresses more specialized tools are needed. LinkByLink addresses this and other tasks. The software and the user's manual are available in English and in German.
The results of a website check executed by LinkByLink can be exported in several formats and can be filtered by regular expressions. The integrated HTML source code browser helps finding the exact location of an error in the HTML sources.
Accessing secure websites is supported by a certificate and authentication manager. The number of parallel connections can be configured globally and on a per-host basis. Multi-threading ensures an optimum of performance. The Pro Edition offsers additional features like a validating HTML parser, a console mode for automated tests, storing test results in a database or forwarding results by email.
What is new in this release:
- LinkByLink requires Java 9 or newer.
- 32 bit platforms are no longer supported.
- For macOS a disk image file (DMG) is offered for installation.
- The HTML editor is now selected in the general preferences.
- The list of predefined browser IDs has been updated.
- Separate Look&Feels for Windows are no longer supported.
- Pro Edition Only: The result table can be printed.
What is new in version 2.0.3:
- OS X 10.10 (Yosemite) is officially supported.
- MariaDB was added to the list of database aliases.
- Under OS X the currently active Java version is now being used.
What is new in version 2.0.2:
- Java 8 is officially supported.
- Fixed a bug in the result statistics display.
Requirements:
Java 6 or a newer
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