How to Only See the Text and Link Structure of a WebPage?
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Hey guys,
I have forgotten something that I knew and it's driving me crazy.
There is a command that you enter before the URL in browser (think command:url or something of that nature) and that returns only the text and internal linking structure of that page, which is super useful for SEO, because you can see the clean link structure and evaluate if there are too many outbound links to other pages, etc., check the internal anchors, number of links, text to link ratio, etc.
Anyone remembers what the command is?
Thank you,
I have forgotten something that I knew and it's driving me crazy.
There is a command that you enter before the URL in browser (think command:url or something of that nature) and that returns only the text and internal linking structure of that page, which is super useful for SEO, because you can see the clean link structure and evaluate if there are too many outbound links to other pages, etc., check the internal anchors, number of links, text to link ratio, etc.
Anyone remembers what the command is?
Thank you,
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KylieSweet -
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