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.
A site that shows realtime status of outages and problems with service providers. It covers categories such as phone and internet providers, video games, VoIP and messaging, online services, mobile apps, postal and delivery services, power utilities and online finance. Users can check outage reports, compare local activity and report a problem.
Dead Link Checker is an online tool that crawls a website to identify broken links. Free manual checking covers single and multiple sites, while subscription packages provide automated link checking. Multi Check runs checks across multiple websites in one go and emails the report; Auto Check runs checks regularly and emails reports automatically. The tool highlights broken link building opportunities and requires no downloads.
h1.nu is a free URL shortener that turns long links into compact, shareable short links without registration or ads. It uses filters to block links and states that no fees are charged.
A service for sharing text, files and redirects through links that are end-to-end encrypted and destroyed after viewing. The encryption key is part of the link and is never sent to the server. An API for text-based secrets requires an active subscription. Free plan available; paid plans billed annually.
n9.cl is a free URL shortener for shortening, customizing and sharing branded links, with QR code generation. On its site, entering a URL and clicking "Shorten" shortens the address; the service states that shortened URLs use HTTPS. It offers detailed analytics covering clicks and geographical data.
A userscript for bypass.city that is installed through a browser userscript extension. The page provides installation instructions for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, iOS and Android, and the script is intended to speed up bypassing links from services such as Linkvertise.
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A site that shows realtime status of outages and problems with service providers. It covers categories such as phone and internet providers, video games, VoIP and messaging, online services, mobile apps, postal and delivery services, power utilities and online finance. Users can check outage reports, compare local activity and report a problem.
Dead Link Checker is an online tool that crawls a website to identify broken links. Free manual checking covers single and multiple sites, while subscription packages provide automated link checking. Multi Check runs checks across multiple websites in one go and emails the report; Auto Check runs checks regularly and emails reports automatically. The tool highlights broken link building opportunities and requires no downloads.
h1.nu is a free URL shortener that turns long links into compact, shareable short links without registration or ads. It uses filters to block links and states that no fees are charged.
A service for sharing text, files and redirects through links that are end-to-end encrypted and destroyed after viewing. The encryption key is part of the link and is never sent to the server. An API for text-based secrets requires an active subscription. Free plan available; paid plans billed annually.
n9.cl is a free URL shortener for shortening, customizing and sharing branded links, with QR code generation. On its site, entering a URL and clicking "Shorten" shortens the address; the service states that shortened URLs use HTTPS. It offers detailed analytics covering clicks and geographical data.
A userscript for bypass.city that is installed through a browser userscript extension. The page provides installation instructions for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Safari, iOS and Android, and the script is intended to speed up bypassing links from services such as Linkvertise.
