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Instantly scan any webpage for broken links. Real-time status codes, filtering, CSV export, and full-tab results. LinkPulse scans all links on the current page and checks if they're alive or broken — in real time. Features: • One-click scan — hit "Scan Page" and watch results stream in live • Color-coded status — green (OK), red (broken), yellow (redirect) • Status codes — see the exact HTTP code (200, 404, 500, etc.) for every link • Smart stats bar — clickable chips to filter by Total / OK / Broken / Redirect • Search — find links by URL or link text • Sort — by page order, status code, or URL alphabetically • CSV export — download a full report of all scanned links • Open in tab — pop results out into a full browser tab for a bigger view • Persistent scan — closing the popup won't stop the scan; reopen to see progress • Badge count — extension icon shows the number of broken links found Perfect for developers, QA testers, content editors, and SEO professionals who need to quickly verify that all links on a page are working. How it works: 1. Navigate to any webpage 2. Click the LinkPulse icon 3. Click "Scan Page" 4. See results in real time with color-coded status indicators Privacy: LinkPulse only activates when you click it. It reads links from the current page and makes HTTP requests to check their status. No data is collected, stored, or sent to any third party.
Feb 12, 2026
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