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I have the feeling when checking links, HTML Proofer downloads the entire thing. If you link out to a big archive, therefore, then HTML Proofer has to download the whole archive. Are we checking the Content-Length header to ensure it's not too large? Are we limiting downloading to HTML pages only?
Thanks :)
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I have the feeling when checking links, HTML Proofer downloads the entire thing.
FWIW it actually doesn't do this. First a HEAD request is made to see if a link is valid. If that fails, it moves on to making a GET. Some servers are not properly configured to HEAD, so it might fail as a false negative:
I have the feeling when checking links, HTML Proofer downloads the entire thing. If you link out to a big archive, therefore, then HTML Proofer has to download the whole archive. Are we checking the
Content-Length
header to ensure it's not too large? Are we limiting downloading to HTML pages only?Thanks :)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: