Total Validator Pro
Total Validator Pro runs on Windows (7-11), macOS (Sierra-Ventura), and most recent versions of Linux and UNIX.
To access all the features of Total Validator, such as Document Object Model (DOM) testing for javascripted sites, you should install our browser extensions as well.
Upgrading
When upgrading, first ensure that you backup any files you may
have changed, such as CommandLine.bat
or commandline.sh
.
You do not need to uninstall the old version, unless you are
switching between the Windows .msi
and .exe
versions. These
install into different places, and having both installed at the
same time can cause issues.
Installing/Uninstalling
Windows: To install, run the .msi
or .exe
file you downloaded. Uninstall from the Windows control panel as normal. If any warning messages appear when you install Total Validator, please read this FAQ. Note that having both the .msi
and .exe
versions installed at the same time can cause issues, so we recommend only installing one of these.
macOS: To install, open the .dmg
file you downloaded and drag the Total Validator icon into your Applications
folder, overwriting any existing installation.
To uninstall, drag this into the Trash
. If any messages appear when you first try to run Total Validator, please read this FAQ.
Linux: To install, copy the .tar.gz
file you
downloaded into the directory of your choice and run the
following command to create the
TotalValidatorPro
directory
that contains the application:
# tar xvfz TotalValidatorPro.tar.gz
To uninstall, delete the TotalValidatorPro
directory.