Great post! I’ve been using Screaming Frog for a while now, and sharing crawl settings with my team was a pain until I discovered this trick:
Instead of just sharing the .ssconfig file, I started using GitHub to version control the config files.
It’s super handy because you can track changes, leave comments, and even roll back if someone messes up. Plus, everyone can pull the latest settings with a single click.
For those who aren’t into coding, Google Drive with version history works too. Just make sure to name the files clearly so no one gets confused.
Also, +1 on the README file tip. It’s a lifesaver!
Instead of just sharing the .ssconfig file, I started using GitHub to version control the config files.
It’s super handy because you can track changes, leave comments, and even roll back if someone messes up. Plus, everyone can pull the latest settings with a single click.
For those who aren’t into coding, Google Drive with version history works too. Just make sure to name the files clearly so no one gets confused.
Also, +1 on the README file tip. It’s a lifesaver!