Link Checker Link Checker

Developer Tools
Version: 2.0.1
Last Update: 2015-02-17

Overview

Link Checker is a Chrome extension developed by synmantics. According to the data from Chrome web store, current version of Link Checker is 2.0.1, updated on 2015-02-17.
6,000+ users have installed this extension. 43 users have rated this extension with an average rating of .

Link checking using XHR.

Fork me: http://github.com/myshen/chrome-extension-linkchecker
Please leave requests/comments/suggestions/PRs/etc on github!

Known issues (2015-02-17):
2.0.0 - link checking won't start; open Options, delete blacklist, click Save. Upgrade to 2.0.1

Quick and dirty checking of links in page using XHR.

Failed links are dumped in the console.
Green links returned status code in range [200, 400)
Red links returned error code.
Blue links timed out or there was some error sending the HTTP request.
Gray links are blacklisted

HTTP HEAD is tried first, then GET.

Icon image: Wikimedia External link icon rasterized from SVG.

Changelog
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2.0.1 - Fix unable to start without blacklist
2.0.0 - Allow blacklisting, rewrite to allow fewer simultaneous requests
1.3.0 - Update to manifest version 2 away from deprecated version 1
1.2.1 - Added clearing feature

Rating

43 ratings

Total Installs

6,000+

Information

Last Update

2015-02-17

Current Version

2.0.1

Size

90.61KiB

Author

synmantics

Website

None

Category

Developer Tools

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avatar Anes Eko Setiawan
2021-11-10

Great extension if its works fot me !!!
https://beritabitcoin.online/ and https://infocrypto.id/ done

avatar George Wise
2016-11-04

не работает

avatar 宮澤光太朗
2016-04-28

Horriblly misleading indicator.
This tool shows "All links ok." while it detects dead=404 links among the links.

avatar Vladimir Zmanovsky
2015-10-26

Cooperation
There is a proposal for cooperation with the service bookmarks atavi.com, if you're interested - [email protected]

avatar Olli Mäntyranta
2015-09-09

this is fast and works nice...
BUT BUT BUT is VERY DANGEROUS when working with content management systems when you have a logged session.
As it actually sends the http request, it also fires the cms controls, if there are any on the page. In my case, using Liferay, it removed all portlets (articles) from the page by virtually 'clicking' thos little crosses which are meant to remove them.