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See where any link goes before you click. Hover it and a card shows the page title, description and favicon. No new tab. See where a link goes before you click. LinkPeek rests on any page you browse and shows the destination's title, description and favicon in a small card when you hover a link, so you open a tab only when the page is worth it. What it does - Shows the page title, a short description and the favicon of any link you hover - Appears after a short hover and vanishes when you move on, no click, no new tab - Serves repeat peeks from an on-device cache, so links you already checked load instantly - Lets you quiet any site from the popup or a per-site list in Options - Fetches a page only when you hover its link. No background requests, no analytics, no account Free and Pro Free gives you 20 fresh previews every day, forever, and repeat peeks from the cache never count. LinkPeek Pro removes the daily cap and adds image thumbnails, a hover delay you set from 150 to 1500 ms, and three card sizes. Privacy When you hover a link, LinkPeek fetches that page's public meta tags and keeps the result on your device only. No analytics, no tracking, no account. The only other network request is an optional license check, and only when you enter a Pro key. Details in the privacy policy at https://zovo.one/privacy-policy. See your options Every plan is backed by a 14-day money-back guarantee. See plans at https://zovo.one/pricing
Aug 25, 2026
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