Validating bookmarks

2011-10-02 Thread Not@home
My earlier versions of SeaMonkey had a feature I could set to check a 
bookmark periodically to see if it remained valid.  That appears to be 
gone in 2.4 and 2.41.  I had a separate program that did the same thing, 
but it no longer works properly with the latest SeaMonkey. (AM Deadlink 
is the program; it will still check the bookmarks, but will no longer 
correct them).


Is there an efficient way to validate bookmarks.  I have about 2000 and 
doing it by hand is a lot of work.

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Re: Validating bookmarks

2011-10-02 Thread Stanimir Stamenkov

Sun, 02 Oct 2011 12:57:53 -0400, /Not@home/:


My earlier versions of SeaMonkey had a feature I could set to check
a bookmark periodically to see if it remained valid. That appears to
be gone in 2.4 and 2.41. I had a separate program that did the same
thing, but it no longer works properly with the latest SeaMonkey.
(AM Deadlink is the program; it will still check the bookmarks, but
will no longer correct them).

Is there an efficient way to validate bookmarks. I have about 2000
and doing it by hand is a lot of work.


Try:

https://addons.mozilla.org/addon/checkplaces/

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Re: Validating bookmarks

2011-10-02 Thread Jens Hatlak

Not@home wrote:

Is there an efficient way to validate bookmarks. I have about 2000 and
doing it by hand is a lot of work.


https://addons.mozilla.org/seamonkey/addon/checkplaces/

HTH

Jens

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Re: Validating bookmarks

2011-10-02 Thread Ant

On 10/2/2011 9:57 AM PT, Not@home typed:


My earlier versions of SeaMonkey had a feature I could set to check a
bookmark periodically to see if it remained valid. That appears to be
gone in 2.4 and 2.41. I had a separate program that did the same thing,
but it no longer works properly with the latest SeaMonkey. (AM Deadlink
is the program; it will still check the bookmarks, but will no longer
correct them).

Is there an efficient way to validate bookmarks. I have about 2000 and
doing it by hand is a lot of work.


For me, I use Xenu in Windows since it handles .htm(l) files: 
http://home.snafu.de/tilman/xenulink.html ... I know versions after SM 
v2.0.14 no longer use HTML format, so I think you will have to export it 
as HTML before using it. It's every useful. It even tells me the 
redirected URLs.

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Re: Validating bookmarks

2011-10-02 Thread David E. Ross
On 10/2/11 9:57 AM, Not@home wrote:
 My earlier versions of SeaMonkey had a feature I could set to check a 
 bookmark periodically to see if it remained valid.  That appears to be 
 gone in 2.4 and 2.41.  I had a separate program that did the same thing, 
 but it no longer works properly with the latest SeaMonkey. (AM Deadlink 
 is the program; it will still check the bookmarks, but will no longer 
 correct them).
 
 Is there an efficient way to validate bookmarks.  I have about 2000 and 
 doing it by hand is a lot of work.

Per the suggestions of Stamenkov and Hatlak, I installed the CheckPlaces
extension.  I like the way it works, finding bookmark problems but
giving me the option whether to delete a bad bookmark or (via the
Bookmarks Manager) allowing me to fix it.

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