URLs

Dan Sharp

Posted 7 April, 2016 by in

URLs

The URLs tab aggregates the log file data for every unique URL discovered, based upon the chosen time period and user-agent(s). These can both be configured in the top right hand corner.

The summarised data includes the following –

  • URL – The URL discovered.
  • Last Response Code – The last response code from events.
  • Time Of Last Response – The date and time of the last log event.
  • Days Since Last Crawl – Days since a URL was crawled based upon the time of last response, and last date of events available in the log file uploaded.
  • Content Type – The content type is guessed from the file extension, as it’s not provided in a log file and there is no crawling involved. So it’s not from the HTTP response. Hence, these will not be completely accurate, merely a best guess at this stage.
  • Total Bytes – The total bytes downloaded of all log events for the URL.
  • Average Bytes – The average size in bytes of all log events for the URL.
  • Total CO2 (mg) – The total CO2 in mg of all log events for the URL.
  • Average CO2 (mg) – The average CO2 in mg of all log events for the URL.
  • Average Response Time (ms) – The length of time taken (measured in milliseconds) to download the URL on average.
  • Num Events – The total number of events for the URL.
  • All Bots – The total number of bot events for the URL.
  • Googlebot – The total number of Googlebot events for the URL.
  • Bingbot – The total number of Bingbot events for the URL.
  • Googlebot Mobile – The total number of Googlebot Mobile events for the URL.
  • Googlebot Smartphone – The total number of Googlebot Smartphone events for the URL.
  • Yandex – The total number of Yandex events for the URL.
  • Baidu – The total number of Baidu events for the URL.

Dan Sharp is founder & Director of Screaming Frog. He has developed search strategies for a variety of clients from international brands to small and medium-sized businesses and designed and managed the build of the innovative SEO Spider software.

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