![]() This does raise some questions and the matter is left open at this point. ie if it is internal according to its domain, integrity does not mark it as an external link or treat it as external, ie not following it. Despite collecting the data and possibly generating a warning, Integrity does not *observe* the rel=external at this point. This may be deliberate and is legal but there are serious SEO implications if it happens unintentionally. Now generates a warning if a link that appears to be internal (from its domain) but is marked rel=external. Fixes a problem with the link inspector not displaying all instances of the link url if it appears multiple times on a particular page
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