Introduction
Check your website today with Total Validator's range of products.
Total Validator can check your website to help ensure that it is accessible, uses valid HTML and CSS, has no broken links, and is free from spelling mistakes. This will help you to meet regulations, make your site easier for visitors to use, and improve your site's ranking.
Unique features include the validation of protected pages, and javascript generated web pages, and runs on Windows, macOS and Linux.
Since its release in 2005, Total Validator has become extremely popular with Web developers around the world. So millions of pages each year are now validated using our products.
Total Validator is used by some of the top sites in the world and many government organisations, so why not join them today?
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Latest News
5th August 2018
- Total Validator v12.0.0 released. This is a major release with significant changes:
- We recommend uninstalling older versions (especially on macOS) before installing this
- The Pro and Embedded versions have been substantially repackaged on all platforms. These are now completely self-contained applications so Java is no longer a pre-requisite.
- Total Validator Basic now requires a minimum of Java 8
- WCAG 2.1 has now been released, and our tests updated accordingly
- Plus all the latest HTML and CSS standards updates
21st April 2018
- Total Validator v11.9.0 released, with several new important features:
- You can now ignore issues by id, class or element to provide finer control
- Java 7 support is officially deprecated and will be removed with the next release
- More important WCAG2 updates, plus all the latest HTML and CSS standards updates
20th January 2018
- Total Validator v11.8.5 released, with:
- New Overall Issues that apply across all pages tested
- Simplified selection of HTML5, to choice between current draft or recommendation
- More WCAG2 updates
17th December 2017
- Total Validator v11.8.0 released, updated with the latest changes to the standards, together with:
- A major refresh of the WCAG2 and ARIA validation tests
- New 'Extra Information' messages
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