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The one advantage that I can think of is this can run on websites that are in development and not accessible to something running in the cloud. A lot of enterpr
by rmccoy6435 9y ago
The one advantage that I can think of is this can run on websites that are in development and not accessible to something running in the cloud. A lot of enterprise websites have their dev/stage behind a VPN and being able to run this against those without having to find out how to jump through hoops would be really nice (which is looks like this is capable of doing since you just need to feed it a URL). On top of that you also don't have to worry about what they're doing with the data output by the program on their server.
- hathawayp 9y agoYep exactly. All crawls are stored locally so there is no data issue to worry about.
- methyl 9y ago> On top of that you also don't have to worry about what they're doing with the data output by the program on their server. Why would you care if the site is available in the Internet and you can't control who is browsing it? This is a valid argument only for internal websites which are not a subject for SEO anyway.
- singlow 9y agoBut it can run on sites that will be public but are not yet deployed.