Select "Custom" and click on "Options" to specify custom file types. When specifying file types, do not include a dot (e.g., write “zip”, not “.zip”).

For images, you can optionally click on "Size" to specify that only images of a certain size should be found.
Note: To determine the size, INetCollect must individually download and analyze the images, which increases the search time.

The number of simultaneous downloads defines how many found pages will be loaded at the same time. A higher value means faster search progress, but actual performance depends on your download speed. If bandwidth is limited, increasing this value may have no effect. The maximum value is 99.

Follow all found links: All discovered links will be analyzed. This may result in an endless loop, since the internet is essentially limitless. You must stop the scan manually when using this option.

Follow links within domain only: Only links within the specified domain/URL will be followed. On large websites, scanning all internal links may take time, but INetCollect will eventually complete the process.

Follow links within the source URL only: Only links within the directory and subdirectories of the source URL will be followed. For example, http(s)://www.example.com/subdir1 will include subdir1 but not subdir2.

Display scan results in a list and save manually

INetCollect adds found elements to a list during scanning. You can save this list manually after the scan ends or is canceled. Duplicate entries can be removed during saving. For images, a preview HTML page with image links can be created.

Note: If too many elements are found or memory runs out, no further entries can be added to the list.

Directly save scan results to a text file

Specify a filename where INetCollect should immediately save the found items. Duplicates cannot be removed with this method.

Note: If disk space is full, saving will not be possible.

If the value is too high, memory issues may occur, potentially causing the program to crash.

Note: As pages are scanned, new files are constantly discovered—since the internet is essentially endless.

• Select “Do not use (direct internet connection)” to disable the use of a proxy server.
• Select “Use Windows system settings (Control Panel – Internet Options)” to adopt the default system settings.
• Select “Use these settings” and provide the proxy server details (server name, port). Username and password are usually not required.