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Is this on the internet, or on your local system?
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Is this on the internet, or on your local system?

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Hi Wayne.. this is on the internet.
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I remember back about 10 years ago, there was a problem that you could view the code and find links in it, however, that was, well, 10 years ago.<br />
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The information provided by Jason, might be what I used to use back then.<br />
The downfall, is that you have to download the page to our computer<br />
And then run your query against it.
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I remember back about 10 years ago, there was a problem that you could view the code and find links in it, however, that was, well, 10 years ago.

The information provided by Jason, might be what I used to use back then.
The downfall, is that you have to download the page to our computer
And then run your query against it.

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I'm looking for a way (hopefully free) to spider a website and tell me what pages have a particular string in the code (utag.js). Is there any tool out there I can use?
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I'm looking for a way (hopefully free) to spider a website and tell me what pages have a particular string in the code (utag.js). Is there any tool out there I can use?

Tool to detect specific string in webpage?

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