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Roblox Den is a companion site for Roblox offering guides, tools and tips for the game. It includes databases of music codes, game codes and catalog item codes, along with tools such as admin commands, a username generator, color codes and emotes. The site also provides best games lists and decal IDs. An app and a browser extension extend access to its codes.
This page is a list of secret codes for Moshi Monsters Online, a free virtual world based on the original Moshi Monsters. Each code is listed with its type and reward, including Rox currency and accessories such as wallpapers, furniture and theme park items.
A community collection of AutoBuild QR codes for Zelda: Tears of the Kingdom, listing 1,182 codes for rebuilding vehicles, flying machines and weapons. It also hosts an Itembox QR section where users share item codes. Instructions describe opening Zelda Notes in the Nintendo Switch Online app and scanning the QR code to receive items.
HTTP redirect checker for testing status codes, redirect chains, and response headers.
MiiCharacters.com provides famous Mii characters with step-by-step instructions and QR codes for the Nintendo Wii, 3DS, Wii U and Switch. It offers printable creation instructions and Mii QR codes for scanning.
A troubleshooting page for Retro Rewind, covering fixes for Wheel Wizard, Dolphin, consoles, lag and error codes. It advises checking that the latest version is installed and offers steps such as turning off cheats, verifying a good dump and removing old presets. A list of error codes and support servers is also referenced.
Classic DOOM is a fan site offering support material for console and PC Classic Doom games. It publishes walkthroughs and guides, level maps, version comparisons and passwords, plus site and forum links. Level and exit listings, secret counts, cheat codes and demo-playing instructions are also provided.
Doom Wad Station is an archive of WADs, maps, total conversions and reviews for Doom, Doom II, Doom III and Doom 4. It also offers installation guides, utilities and cheat codes. The site states it was established in 1998.
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.
Incendar is a video game site offering codes, guides, tools, tables, sheets, lists, release dates and times, and cheat sheets. It also lists major gaming releases for 2026, including titles with countdown timers to their release.
The Microsoft Error Lookup Tool displays the message text associated with a hexadecimal status code or other code. The text is defined in Microsoft source-code header files such as Winerror.h and Setupapi.h. The tool is digitally signed by Microsoft and is described as a point-in-time tool that decodes most Microsoft error codes as of its compilation date.
Minecraft Tools is a site offering free tools for Minecraft, including custom crafting, firework crafting, a flat world generator, a mobs generator, an enchant calculator, banner crafting, armor color, color codes and text generators. A page lists crafting recipes in Minecraft by category.
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.
TrueURL is a free online tool that checks where a URL redirects and shows the complete redirect chain with status codes and response times. It also works as a URL unshortener and expander. The site states that checks are done in real time and that no URLs are stored or saved. It analyzes one URL at a time.
A collection of unofficial VTuber-style logos for various brands, credited to individual creators such as @SAWARATSUKI and @murimurikyu. The listed logos cover software and platforms including Windows, Android, Angular, Arch Linux, Bluesky and Bun, along with HTTP status codes and ArmoredCore6.
