The best free one I found is home.snafu.de/tilman/xen...

the name and the website looks weird, but the tool works great

Xenu's Link Sleuth software was called the "fastest link-checking software" by PC Magazine

thanks a lot mrmuggles Muggles will check it out now.

Firefox webdeveloper addon uses validator.w3.org/checkli...

no download required. Many robots.txt files block xenu. Mine does.

I have about a1,000 pages, so I don't want to waste bandwidth on various web scrubbers I don't need

validator.w3.org/checkli... just took about 4.5 minutes to do my sitemap

one fire not found, a jpg that was broke by php

file

great tip Mike, thanks a lot.

but does it go deep as well, for instance when it checks a page, will it go on checking the links on that page, etc?

I'll do a test.

Check linked documents recursively, recursion depth limit is 150. You must choose the option and specify depth

no need Mike, I found it out. It checks all the links on a page. You can specify it how deep you want it. Thanks for the tip and offer.

I forgot how I do it now

We were writing at the same time. I did exactly as you suggested and it worked great. Again, thanks.

I use Google sitemaps

I have a url list that it check frequently and gives me a report on my links

www.google.com/webmaster...

For example: Sitemap stats Total URLs: 913 Indexed URLs: 416

Overview Web crawl Mobile crawl errors Content analysis

I also use Google analytics

www.google.com/analytics...

thaqnks

thanks Mike. I'm using both too. But after the move, Google sitemaps says he can't find (404) some url. Which makes sense, since they are...

... old ones. I put a permanent redirect to them, but now wanted to find out if maybe some links on pages still point to the old ones.

ran your tool from WC3, and will investigate the finding tomorrow, since its a few dozen pages

again thanks for all the help MikeFarho, you're a true and great friend.