Extract Information from a Web Page

To maintain a website, you need to know what is on each page. Can you answer the following questions for your website?

Are there 'dead' links (links that are unreachable on the Web)?
Does the page have a title and meta description tag?
Is Google Analytics installed on the page?
Does the page have inline scripts and css?
Do images have the 'alt' attribute set?
Is descriptive anchor text used?
Is compression (gzip) used to serve the page and all the links?

For more details on the information retrieved, visit the extraction tool explanation page.

Using the Extraction Tool

Enter a Web page address copied from the address bar of the browser, click the 'Retrieve Info' button and retrieve the following information:

summary of Web page
HTTP headers sent from server
Does the page have the Google Analytics code?
The page title in the <HEAD> section of the HTML file.
Meta description tag from the <HEAD> section of the HTML file.
Meta keywords from the <HEAD> section of the HTML file.
H1, H2, H3 Tags
Linked Javascript files
Inline Javascript
Linked stylesheet files
Inline stylesheets
Anchors (links): href and link text
Images: file name and alt text

The Extraction Tool

Type a website address below or copy and paste the URL (ex., http://sonatainc.com) from the address bar of the browser. Depending on the number of links on the page, it could take a minute or more to determine the 'dead' links.

Web page name: