View all pages/links in a website

Hi guys,

I am working as a Software Test Engineer. Most of my time is spent testing our translated web applications in many different languages. Basically I click as many links as possible making sure the pages are displayed correctly.

Does anyone know of a tool that would display a clickable list of all the pages/links in a website? This way I could go through the pages one-by-one thus minimising the chance of missing a page.

Mozilla Firefox. Visit any web page, right click, select "View Info", click the Links tab.

Hmm - This will display all the links but I am unable to copy the links in order to paste them into the address bar. Is there a similar solution that would allow me to click the links / or paste them into the address bar. It would be too tedius to manually type the links into the address bar.

Hello,

You can write a simple program. At first glance, it seems to be not too difficult to do that. Actually this is a quite interesting program.

Best regards

This is a little late, but for the benefit of others reading this thread, you can create a simple perl script using the HTML::Parser module that will do exactly what you want. The examples on the CPAN (cpan.org) page should be a pretty good starting point.
The ubiquitous wget tool, with the --spider option will do the whole job, including clicking all of the links.
--- rod.

I had this same question and googled it, only to find myself on this thread.

You do NOT have to write code to figure out the pages on a website. Just use this tool called google. Enter in the google search bar:

site:www.domaininquestion.com

It will give you a list and a count of all the pages on the website.

Oh yes, the links question.

It's unclear whether you care about incoming or outgoing links.

If it's outgoing links, this is a question that would be answered by a link checker. There are many free link checkers. They are quality tools.

If it's incoming links that you care about, this is more of a SEO type question. If you have control over the site, the most definitive answer can be gotten from this tool called google. (Again!). Set up the google webmaster tools and presto, they will provide you a comprehensive list of all of the incoming links organized by page that they link to. Free.

Again, no need to write code. perl or otherwise.