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Significantly improved and more efficient parsing for meta http refresh.(The white summary when system was in dark mode was jarring.) Exported version is still white. Detects system appearance (dark/light mode) and makes the Summary either dark or light accordingly.Adds 'live updating' to the 'By link URL' table (and only if that tab is selected).Fixes message on Spelling tab 'Spelling is disabled in settings' being displayed permanently.But this still isn't advised for very large sites. To help with this problem, the 'live updating' happens periodically rather than with every url. it is best if the Settings or another tab is selected during the scan, as the live updating is an overhead and makes the san slower and less efficient.By popular request, adds the 'live updating' to the 'By link URL' table (and only if that tab is selected).Previously they were allowed to finish, which didn't cause a problem, but as the stats crept after pressing the button, it didn't look particularly 'clean'. When Pause is pressed during scan, current connections are now stopped and returned to the check queue.Fixes a problem preventing the 'bad links only' button from working properly in 'by page' and 'by status' views.Adds 'Copy URL' to the context menu for that table.Improves sorting in Link Inspector 'Appears on' table.improvements to handling of basic http authentication.Removes a couple of redundant items from the View menu which were confusing.When an internal url redirects to an external url, a warning is created which is visible in the warnings table and in the Warnings tab of the url's Link Inspector.Significantly increases the length of the context shown in the Spelling dialog.Adds context help to soft 404 settings in the Preferences window.It's possible that accessing the site using Scrutiny's Login window and accepting cookies will get around this, but otherwise this request for a user action will block Scrutiny from being able to detect a soft 404 Some pages won't show any content before the user has accepted cookies.Currently, attempting to authenticate with Instagram using Scrutiny's login window is hit and miss. Note that also requires authentication, otherwise a request for any url will receive the login page along with 200 status.This can be seen in the Link Inspector and in the Warnings table. When a possible soft 404 is detected, a warning is created which explains which term was matched on the target page.This will only affect new users or those who haven't altered the default list. Some terms are added to the default value for the soft 404 terms field.External links to Twitter and Youtube are now automatically rendered in order to access and check page content (if soft404 is switched on) in some cases it can also require clientside rendering. Detecting this requires the soft 404 feature to be switched on and configured.

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certain social networking sites currently return a 'soft 404' which is a 200 code and a page that says 'page not found' or similar.Improvements to soft 404 functionality:.Urls with special characters may have appeared encoded rather than decoded in one or two places including the Link Inspector 'appears on' table and redirect table.Fixes problem which caused starting urls with accented characters in the domain to stall.a/ because it's not an Option, and b/ because of the above fix reducing available space on that tab with the window at minimum height. Moves 'Search site' from 'Options' to Tools menu.This functionality has long existed in Scrutiny, but the checkboxes have been missing from the new v12 interface.

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Adds 'parse PDF files' and 'parse DOCX files' to Options.

(These image urls should be tested and reported if 'linked files' and 'images' are switched on in Options.)

Fixes problem causing css files to not be parsed for url('') images.

Adds 'Visit' to context (right-click) menu of website list.

Adds support for links to audio and video files within but both markups are valid and now correctly parsed, tested and reported.

(These are best managed within Scrutiny using Tools > Schedules Overview ) It will remove all files relating to Scrutiny and is for use if you no longer need to use it on a computer, and is particularly aimed at the situation where there are schedules that try to run and fail because you've deleted the app.

NB this is not to be used if you're upgrading to 12 from a previous version. Improvements to scheduling functionality, particularly for those just upgrading from v10.It turns out to be useful to be able to automatically save the sitemap at a known location and filename.

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This was present in v10 but not carried to 12 because it seemed to duplicate the sitemap option in the full report.

Adds 'Save sitemap' to Finish Actions, with dialog for location and filename when you check the box.

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