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Hi,
Tanaguru <http://www.tanaguru.com/en/> and thus its fork Asqatasun
<https://asqatasun.org> are able to crawl thousands of pages for a given
site, probably tens of thousands (I tested a few years ago with 20,000
pages I think).
The crawling was completely automated (or you can play and replay
scenarios) but I don't remember if they're able to throttle requests.
Ph. Vayssière
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Le 31/10/2017 à 14:40, Swift, Daniel P. a écrit :
> Roel:
>
> We use SortSite (about 80% of the way down the list). It sounds like it does everything that you are describing -- tops out at 15,000 pages I believe during its automated crawl. For the automated crawl, you pick a starting URL and it crawls secondary, tertiary, etc. pages from there. This setting is defined by the user so you can choose how 'deep' it crawls.
>
> I feel like the UI is a little dated, but it is working out well for us.
>
> Dan Swift
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