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LinkIntent Skipper automatically skips interim landing pages and search-result pages, taking you directly to the target website. **Get where you were going. Skip the stop in between.** Some sites don't send you to the website you clicked — they send you to their own interim page first. Search results do something similar: the top of the page is ads, AI summaries and panels before the first real answer. LinkIntent Skipper removes that step. On a supported interim page it reads the destination link already on the page and takes you straight there. On a search results page it identifies the first genuine organic result and goes directly to it (Google called this "I'm Feeling Lucky" search in the past). **Where it works** It runs on a short, explicitly listed set of pages: the interim pages used by Product Hunt, The Kids Should See This and Startup Stash, and the results pages of the major search engines. On every other page it does nothing at all. **Why install it** - **One click instead of two or three.** No scanning the page for the outbound link. - **Past the ads.** Paid results, AI overviews and answer boxes are skipped, not clicked. - **It just works in the background.** Nothing to configure, no accounts, no sign-in. - **It runs locally.** Links are read from the page in your browser. Your searches and browsing history are not collected, stored, or sent to a server. - **It stays out of the way.** If no confident result is found, the page is left exactly as it is. - **Open source.** The code is public and auditable. **Features** - Detects a supported interim page and navigates straight to its destination - Picks the first genuine organic result on a search page, including searches started from the address bar - Ignores paid placements, AI overviews, featured snippets, knowledge panels, media and shopping blocks, and tracking redirect wrappers - The back button returns you to where you were, and the skip does not re-fire - Optional interstitial screen so you can see where you're being sent before the jump - Zero configuration — install and it's on - Lightweight Manifest V3 service worker; no background polling - No account, no login, no subscription **What it does not do** - It does not track you or build a profile of your browsing or searches. - It does not block ads or modify page content beyond the redirect. - It does not run on any page outside the small supported set described above. - It does not require an account or collect an email address. LinkIntent Skipper is an independent project and is not affiliated with or endorsed by any of the sites it supports. 2.6.2 The extension now requests only the single browser permission it actually uses. No change to how pages are skipped.