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Scrutiny: Website crawl-and-report
"Within a few minutes Scrutiny became one of the two "Best and Most Used New" apps of the year for me!"
"I was a big fan of Integrity, then I learned about Scrutiny and bought a copy the same day. Just wish I had learned about it sooner."
Link checking, SEO, html validation and more. Find out more
Website Watchman: monitor, archive, go back in time
Services
We can help you to keep your website free of bad links and SEO issues without you needing to buy, licence or run our software yourself. You'll simply receive a notification that a new report is available and be able to view / download it online using any device. Examples and pricing are here.
We can help you with your migration to a secure https:// website by providing a mixed content / insecure pages report. This will list pages that contain links to your old http:// urls, or that use resources which are http:// Example and pricing are here
We can help you scrape a website for data. Either by helping you to set up our WebScraper software or by running it on schedule and sending you a one-off or regular report. Find out more and enquire about data scraping here.
Scrutiny / Integrity: scrutinize your website
"I was a big fan of Integrity, then I learned about Scrutiny and bought a copy the same day. Just wish I had learned about it sooner."
"Scrutiny is highly functional, a pleasure to use and this latest version looks and performs better than ever."
Other new and noteworthy apps
Peacockmedia have been making apps for OSX, or MacOS as it is now, since the early 2000's. We're responsible for the best free link checker for mac, Integrity, and its enterprise versions, Integrity Pro and Scrutiny.
Here you'll also find other useful apps and utilities such as measuring tool Meander and the album art screensaver, ScreenSleeves.
Some are new, and very much in development, such as Webscraper, which can scan a website and extract data, such as the page's meta data, content (converted to plain text or markdown) or parts of the page extracted by class or id, or by regex pattern.
We give top quality support and are always happy to help with problems, answer questions, hear suggestions.
Most recent updates
Integrity, Integrity Plus, Integrity Pro v12: Many small fixes and updates recently.
Website Watchman v3.1.1: Migrates change histories to their own location in App Support. Prevents corruption of std prefs file if the history grows large, and makes change histories easier to manage and delete. Other small fixes.
Screensleeves 6.10.4: Some fixes and updates. Now built as Universal Binary.
Mac deals
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Blog Latest
Update to the post: The future for Integrity and Scrutiny
I've just posted a video showing the new Integrity Pro in action. It's almost ready for beta.
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A sneaky peeky at the current development project
One of the most frequently-asked questions on the Integrity support desk is how to test the links within a local document (.pdf or .doc).
LinkDoc is an app built to do this one job.
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HTML validation of an entire website
Version 10 of Scrutiny and Integrity Pro contain built-in html validation. Here's a walkthrough.
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The browser padlock and why it might not appear
Even if you do have a valid certificate in place, you may still find that a browser refuses to display the padlock. Scrutiny has long had features to help you with migration to https://. It alerts you to old links to your http:// pages and pages which have mixed content. As from v9.8.0, Scrutiny makes additional checks / warnings.
Blog Update
Testing website accessibility (WCAG / ADA compliance) using Scrutiny
Google announced changes last year to the way they'd like publishers to mark nofollow links.
The rel attribute can and should contain 'sponsored' or 'ugc' where appropriate. Integrity and Scrutiny can help you see and sort your links according to these attributes
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Changes to nofollow links : sponsored and ugc attributes : how to check your links
Google announced changes last year to the way they'd like publishers to mark nofollow links.
The rel attribute can and should contain 'sponsored' or 'ugc' where appropriate. Integrity and Scrutiny can help you see and sort your links according to these attributes
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Finding mixed / insecure website content using Scrutiny
Google Chrome will soon start blocking HTTP resources in HTTPS pages. An article with screenshots showing you how Scrutiny 9 can help with your migration to a secure website by finding links to your https site, and pages with mixed content (images and other resources which are http).