Link checkers usually skip mailto: and tel: links because there's no web page to request. But these are often the most valuable links on a site: the "email sales" button, the phone number in the heade
Most link checkers look at HTML pages. But plenty of sites publish important content as PDFs: whitepapers, manuals, price lists, research reports. Those files get downloaded, emailed and archived, and
Renaming a page is easy. Every CMS lets you edit the slug in a second. What's harder is everything that still points to the old address: your own internal links, your sitemap, other sites, bookmarks,
"Find all broken links on a page" is a classic Selenium exercise, and most examples stop at a loop with requests.head(). That version works on a demo page and falls apart on a real site: it flags work