A poor person's way would be to use Lynx from the command line (Windows, Mac, Linux) and use the "-dump" option. It will provide an enumerated list of all the links at the end of the text dump of a web page. For example: lynx -dump http://www.wired.com/ yields 130 links. Hope that helps. On 7/29/05, ecallaha@indiana.edu <ecallaha@indiana.edu> wrote:

Hello,

Does anybody know a good software that would count a number of links on a page? The ideal would be a one, which counts all the links (javascript, roll-down menus etc.), and possibly gives statistics about internal and external links.

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