Google Webmaster Backlinks
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How can I view/download all my backlinks in google webmaster ?
Currently when I try to download or view it shows only "Top 14 domains linking to" information and not ALL the links..
Any thoughts?
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It might also be an idea to check out the backlinks found in Yahoo Site Explorer (http://siteexplorer.search.yahoo.com/ ) - I've found some links in one and not the other.
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Yes it Works ! thanks
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GWT > Your site on the web > Links to your site > Who links the most (More) > Download all links
csv will contain all your backlinks registered in GWT.
This works on every domain I tried so far.
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