URL Monit@r v1.2.3.3

tactictoe on 28 Mar 2016
  • 5MB (uncompressed)
  • Released on 12 Mar 2016
  • Suggested by tactictoe

URL Monitor is a bookmark manager that collects and verifies URLs (anything that starts with http://). The program monitors the clipboard for links and adds them to an internal list. Links can be opened, verified one at a time or in bulk, or exported to a list (html/text).

The program can also import links and lists of links in text/html files via drag-and-drop.

Category:
Runs on:Vista / Win7 / Win8 / Win10
Writes settings to: None. On demand to the Application folder in an ini file and the default URL list via respective button.
Stealth: ? Yes
Path portability: Automatic relative path (eg. ..\..\personal\work.doc)
License: Freeware
How to extract: Download the ZIP package and extract to a folder of your choice. Launch URLMonitor.exe.
What's new? V1.2.3.3
    Main: Navigation button manages errors by user custom browser's choice in the options (Set default browser):
  • Browser Directory not existing anymore,
  • Browser not existing anymore,
  • User's custom browser error.
    Main:
  • Capture of FTP URL possible if accepted by the FTP site.

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Midas 2016-03-12 11:36

Thanks for answering, tactictoe. My curiosity was purely academic, issuing from considering the opportunity of enhancing this entry with mention of alternatives, as is customary here at TPFC. As the author of URL Monit@r, you'll have to concede the possibility of bias in your appraisal. :)

v1.2.2.1

tactictoe 2016-03-12 02:38

Hi Midas. To answer your question. The comparison is not really a good idea. These softwares have two different goals in mind with a common task to achieve their respective goal. Xenu Link Sleuth ATM crawl a site given a URL and perform a complete site URL check with complete report on demand. And it does it very well. URL Monit@r on the other hand does also a verification of URL but its goal is bookmark managing whatever come has URL captured by the clipboard and it does its task very well. Verification of URL here is on a case per case or thru a given list or complete URL list via the integrated browser (Xenu can also import a list of URL). Both program check URL but for two different goals as I said before. However you can check evolution of URL Monit@r here http://www.geocities.ws/tactictoe/URLMonitor_Progress.html. It will include functionality of Xenu Link Sleuth ATM without challenging this excellent software or trying to superseed this software neither copycat the work of this excellent software. The story of URL Monit@r is not finished. It stills evolves. Anyway thank you for asking, it needed to be asked as some people might be confused. So if you need a temporary bookmark manager for long internet session research URL Monit@r is your software, on the other hand if you need to verify a whole website with report Xenu Link Sleuth ATM is your software. Please also note Xenu Link Sleuth ATM is very light in size where URL Monit@ar is more hungry in mass storage size because its modern icon driven needs for functionality. I could have go all the way with menu and speedbutton with little size glyph to reduce the size to 1Mb but it would have reduce the appeals of the software dramatically.

v1.2.2.0

Midas 2016-03-07 13:32

Thought I'd ask: does anyone know how URL Monit@r compares to Xenu Link Sleuth ATM? (http://www.portablefreeware.com/?id=112)

v1.2.2.0

tactictoe 2016-02-29 10:12

Thanks for the tip and adding the comment to its right place.

v1.1.0.1

I am Baas 2016-02-29 10:03

@tactictoe

Release notes / change log do not belong here (entry comment section), please post at http://www.portablefreeware.com/forums/viewforum.php?f=8 or update the DB entry's "What's New".

v1.1.0.1

spicydog 2016-02-28 19:41

Cheers :)

v1.0.2.1

tactictoe 2016-02-28 08:32

False positive for sure, Virus total analyse both version (32 and 64bits) and report 0/55. 55 anti-virus including ESET-NOD32 did not see ANY threat.

v1.0.2.1

spicydog 2016-02-27 17:52

Tried to download twice but upon download ESET nukes the zip file flagging it as a threat... Surely a false positive, but I wonder why a zipped file would trigger such a reaction... I don't recall having seen that before.

Anyone else with the same experience?

v1.0.2.1

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