Crawl a website or check a list of URLs for HTTP status codes, redirect chains and broken links. Export to Excel, CSV, JSON or an HTML report.
Free, open-source redirect chain checker. Tests all 4 URL variations (http/https/www/non-www) of any domain simultaneously and maps every redirect hop.
CLI that fetches HTTP response headers for one or more URLs, follows the redirect chain and pulls out the 6 security and 5 caching headers that actually matter -- text or JSON output
Redirect chain checker CLI: follows every hop of a URL's redirects and flags chains, loops, HTTPS downgrades, meta refreshes and redirects to error pages, fails CI
A practical HTTP status and redirect checker for identifying redirect chains, loops, broken URLs, unexpected status codes, and destination mismatches.
Redirect Path Extension flags HTTP status codes, client-side redirects, and response headers from the browser toolbar. Redirect Path Chrome Extension traces server hops, meta refreshes, and JavaScript redirects, including 301, 302, 404, and 500 results plus server type, cache headers, and server IP.
Trace redirect chains from the command line: every hop with 301/302/307/308 status, timing and meta refresh, plus loops, long chains, HTTPS downgrades, temporary redirects and broken final URLs. Bulk mode for migrations. Zero-dependency Node.js CLI, library and GitHub Action. Free online version by PromoPilot.
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