Link Checker (olcpkmmoifipcklgnphbhdhbpfniijmb): This extension runs through links on the current pages and checks whether they work... Read More > or Download Now >
Link Checker for Chrome
Tech Specs
- • Type: Browser Extension
- • Latest Version: 1.0.5
- • Price: Freeware
- • Offline: No
- • Developer: ahallicks
User Reviews
- • Rating Average
- 4.54 out of 5
- • Rating Users
- 13
Download Count
- • Total Downloads
- 11
- • Current Version Downloads
- 11
- • Updated: August 28, 2014
Link Checker is a free Developer Tools Extension for Chrome. You could download the latest version crx file and install it.
More About Link Checker
This extension runs through all of the links on the currently active webpage and shows their response status inline, and as an overall in a handy little popup. See the percentage complete, the number of good, bad and warning links, and how long the report took.
You can also use the key combination Ctrl (Command) + Shift + K to run the extension.
As well as checking all the links on a page you can click the green, amber and red sections in the pop up to view the links in a handy list. From there you can even click the link to find where it is on the page (as long as it's not hidden by a parent element).
There is a context menu when right-clicking a link on the current webpage to run Link Checkr manually for that link. From there you can see the status of that link, hover over the icon to see more in-depth details, and click the icon to remove it.
In the options you can switch between using HEAD and GET request methods. HEAD is faster, but GET is more reliable. It's entirely up to you which you choose!
You can also use the key combination Ctrl (Command) + Shift + K to run the extension.
As well as checking all the links on a page you can click the green, amber and red sections in the pop up to view the links in a handy list. From there you can even click the link to find where it is on the page (as long as it's not hidden by a parent element).
There is a context menu when right-clicking a link on the current webpage to run Link Checkr manually for that link. From there you can see the status of that link, hover over the icon to see more in-depth details, and click the icon to remove it.
In the options you can switch between using HEAD and GET request methods. HEAD is faster, but GET is more reliable. It's entirely up to you which you choose!
