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A free online tool that scans webpages for dead hyperlinks. It checks internal and external URLs, reports the location of bad links in HTML code, shows 404 errors and other unsuccessful HTTP response codes, and supports sub-domains. The free version limits checks to 3,000 pages and allows one running session per IP address; documents and images are not checked.
bypass.city is a web service that bypasses link shorteners and ad-link sites, including Linkvertise, lootlinks.com and work.ink, to reach the destination link. The site states the bypass is instant and lists many supported shorteners and paste sites. It also offers clipboard input and auto-redirect.
A lightweight userscript that automatically skips countdown ads and prevents ad pop-up windows from opening. It cannot solve reCAPTCHAs and is offered in Full and Lite versions, with release and nightly builds.
IndexKings is a free rapid URL indexing service that submits user-provided URLs to over 15,000 statistic sites to generate one-way backlinks and speed up indexing by search engines including Google. It also offers additional tools including a ping service and link checker, and had indexed over 2,147,483,647 URLs as of the snapshot. The site also lists a paid Quora profile submission service priced at $2.
ExpandURL is a free service that reveals the destination of a shortened URL before the user clicks it. It offers a URL expander, a redirect checker showing the redirect chain with HTTP status codes, and a tool that fetches page title, description and a live screenshot. Extensions for Chrome, Edge and Firefox submit shortened links to the service.
Unshorten.It! is a web service that expands shortened URLs, showing the destination URL, description, safety ratings, screenshots and blacklist checks. Its API is no longer supported and new API key registrations are not accepted; it continues to operate for current users, who are advised to migrate away.
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A free online tool that scans webpages for dead hyperlinks. It checks internal and external URLs, reports the location of bad links in HTML code, shows 404 errors and other unsuccessful HTTP response codes, and supports sub-domains. The free version limits checks to 3,000 pages and allows one running session per IP address; documents and images are not checked.
bypass.city is a web service that bypasses link shorteners and ad-link sites, including Linkvertise, lootlinks.com and work.ink, to reach the destination link. The site states the bypass is instant and lists many supported shorteners and paste sites. It also offers clipboard input and auto-redirect.
A lightweight userscript that automatically skips countdown ads and prevents ad pop-up windows from opening. It cannot solve reCAPTCHAs and is offered in Full and Lite versions, with release and nightly builds.
IndexKings is a free rapid URL indexing service that submits user-provided URLs to over 15,000 statistic sites to generate one-way backlinks and speed up indexing by search engines including Google. It also offers additional tools including a ping service and link checker, and had indexed over 2,147,483,647 URLs as of the snapshot. The site also lists a paid Quora profile submission service priced at $2.
ExpandURL is a free service that reveals the destination of a shortened URL before the user clicks it. It offers a URL expander, a redirect checker showing the redirect chain with HTTP status codes, and a tool that fetches page title, description and a live screenshot. Extensions for Chrome, Edge and Firefox submit shortened links to the service.
Unshorten.It! is a web service that expands shortened URLs, showing the destination URL, description, safety ratings, screenshots and blacklist checks. Its API is no longer supported and new API key registrations are not accepted; it continues to operate for current users, who are advised to migrate away.
