mTrawl

Developer Deep Cognition presents mTrawl as a broken link checker and HTML validator. It is true that mTrawl can check for broken clickable links and can validate HTML5, HTML4, or XHTML to W3C standards. The thing is that one more function is presented on mTrawl’s interface: check for missing or broken images. So sum it up, if you get mTrawl, you can use it to check for broken links, check for missing images, and validate HTML.

Speaking about getting mTrawl, the application is available for Apple’s Mac OS X and for Microsoft’s Windows operating system. mTrawl is compatible with Apple’s OS X 10.5, 10.6, 10.7, 10.8, and 10.9. mTrawl is compatible with Windows XP, Windows Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8.

Two tabs are presented on mTrawl’s interface:
Checks – use this tab to choose what you want mTrawl to check. As previously mentioned, mTrawl can check for hyperlinks, find missing images, and validate HTML.
Errors – this tab presents the problems that mTrawl finds. It presents broken links, missing images, and problems with HTML.

Before you get mTrawl to check your website, you can play with lots of parameters that dictate how the tool works. Play with lots of hyperlink validator settings, play with lots of image validator settings, play with multiple HTML validation settings, play with multiple scope settings, enter proxy settings.

Deep Cognition offers mTrawl for the great price of free. You don’t have to part with your heard-earned money to enjoy the functionality mTrawl has to offer.

mTrawl does a wonderful job of checking links, finding missing images, and validating HTML.