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Site Administrator  Group: Site Admin
Joined: 4-September 02
Posts: 6,887
From: Melbourne, Australia
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 Sep 29 2005, 08:54 PM |
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Just another way Yahoo! get's it:
QUOTE Today we are launching Site Explorer from Yahoo! Search, a webmaster tool we talked about at SES San Jose. WebmasterWorld and Search Engine Roundtable have been tracking it, and so have some folks on My Web. Currently, you can use Site Explorer to:
- Show all subpages within a URL indexed by Yahoo!, which you can see for stanford.edu, here. You can also see subpages under a path, such as for Professor Knuth’s pages. - Show inlinks indexed by Yahoo! to a URL, such as for Professor Knuth’s pages, or for an entire site like stanford.edu. - Submit missing URLs to Yahoo! Announcement: http://www.ysearchblog.com/archives/000191.html Website: http://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/ So far I like it. Kudos to them! |
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Technical Administrator Group: Technical Administrators
Joined: 3-February 03
Posts: 3,926
From: Sydney Australia
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Sep 29 2005, 10:35 PM |
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Nice start! Would be excellent if they added a few more lil features.
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Site AdministratorGroup: Site Admin
Joined: 4-September 02
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From: Melbourne, Australia
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Sep 29 2005, 11:01 PM |
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Tell em, they seem open to suggestions!
QUOTE This is a starting set of features of what we hope becomes a truly valuable tool for you to interact with us. So please send us feedback, tell us how the product works for you, and let us know what else you’d like to see. Enjoy exploring, and tell us what you don’t find! |
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Moderator  Group: Moderators
Joined: 15-January 04
Posts: 4,736
From: Rimouski, Canada
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Sep 30 2005, 01:10 AM |
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Had this on WatchThatPage to be sure I caught the change
 From the word "explorer" I had hoped for an explorer-like interface as well. Nice grouping by folders, little +/- signs in front, you know?
But yes, Yahoo really gets it. Their API's are a joy to work with. Don't always like the way they limit things but then again, limitations by IP can be overcome. |
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Moderator/Blog Editor Group: Site Admin
Joined: 18-January 05
Posts: 5,375
From: Olympia WA, USA
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Sep 30 2005, 01:54 AM |
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Fun tool!
Blog topic is refreshing, too "Webmasters, tell us what we don’t know" Anyone else see "results" overlaying the input field? I'm using FF. Elizabeth |
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