I tested it with the 1-800-GOOG-411 web site. I entered the URL of the site…

… and it found nine HREF links.

Then I checked for SRC links…

… and it found twelve more links.

That’s certainly faster and more accurate than going through the web site manually. And it’s a lot easier!
[I read about this tool in an edublog, but —unfortunately— neglected to note which one. I think it was one of Vicki Davis’ links in her Cool Cat Teacher Blog.]
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