This tool allows you to scan a website for broken links. It uses a plugin that needs to be installed in your browser.
Don't worry, installing the extension is quite safe. To prove it, here's a link to the open source code on GitHub
Install our browser extension to scan websites for broken links locally in your browser. Your website data stays private and secure.
Install our browser plugin from the Chrome Web Store, Firefox Add-ons, or Microsoft Edge Add-ons.
Enter the URL of the website you want to scan in the form above.
Click "Scan for Broken Links" - you'll be redirected to activate the plugin scan.
The plugin will scan your website and display results directly in your browser.
For advanced users, you can customize the scan behavior by adding query parameters to the plugin-scan URL.
To trigger a scan with all three options configured (max depth, pages only, and verbose debug), navigate to or enter the following URL in your browser (replace {TARGET_URL} with the actual website you want to scan):
https://devkit.free/plugin-scan/?target={TARGET_URL}&maxdepth=2&pagesonly=false&debug=verbose
true if you only want page links).This will start a comprehensive scan of https://example.com with recursive depth, asset scanning, and verbose logging. The scan runs via the browser extension in the background.
https://devkit.free/plugin-scan/?target=https://example.com&maxdepth=2&pagesonly=false&debug=verbose
Broken links negatively impact your search engine rankings. Fix them to improve your SEO.
Broken links frustrate visitors and increase bounce rates. Keep your site user-friendly.
Identify which pages have the most broken links and prioritize your fixes.
Our plugin scans locally in your browser - your website data never leaves your device.
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