TotalValidator for Mac
All-in-one website validation.
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TotalValidator overview
TotalValidator is an (X)HTML validator, an accessibility validator, a spell checker, and a broken links checker all rolled into one tool allowing one-click validation of your website. Download this free tool and validate your web pages today.
Features
- The best HTML validation against the W3C Markup Standards
- Accessibility validation against the WCAG (1.0 and 2.0) and the US Section 508 standards
- A broken-links checker
- A spell checker covering English (American and British), French, Italian, Spanish, and German
- One-click validation using our Browser extensions
For many more great features, including validating one or more entire sites and CSS validation, choose the Pro tool instead.
What’s new in version 16.6.0
Check for Updates button can now download and install new versions
- "Apple M" build of all products made available
- Minor UI changes and updates
TotalValidator for Mac
Free
In English
Version 16.6.0
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Dec 22 2017
Version: 11.8.0
Free version (~5 features) seems to be a crippled Pro Version (~25 features). The Pro version is ~$50. that includes 1 year of updates. Future updates must be purchased at a cost of ~$10 per year.
Aug 25 2016
Version: 11.2.0
Yup! It requires Java installed in your OS X. Apple yanked Java out of OS X for a reason called 'security'.
Remember to never surf the web with the Java Internet Plug-in installed. Not ever.
Feb 4 2013
Version: 8.0.0
Works well, and quickly, but only does one page at a time unless you upgrade to the Pro license. (The license is a subscription for one year of updates.) It is great to have WCAG validation, and the reports are great. Even if the free version only does one page, you can learn to improve your coding.It will go in my toolbox solely for the accessibility tools.
Feb 3 2013
Version: 8.0.0
What is the story on this? I see it's version 8. But only 137 downloads? No reviews or comments. Sketchy description. Can MacUpdate staff confirm this is legit?
