Keepright returns far too many false positives (in the UK) to be useful.
I'm not an expert, but it seems the further (ie another country) you are
away from the server storing the website the less likely Keepright will
find it.
It makes me wonder if Bryce's script, running from the US, will gar
some pages will not work properly if accessed through https, although they
might work halfway (e.g. they have a valid certificate, but some content is
only available through http and browser will block it).
I can understand it is preferable to tag https protocol values, but I would
oppose an au
On 27/02/2019 15:08, Andy Mabbett wrote:
P.S. It would also be worth considering extending or adapting the
code, so that if an error like 404 is found, or a timeout occurs, then
either:
* a fixme tag, or note, is created
* an entry is made on a wiki page or similar
or both of the above.
I thi
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