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See every site, service, tracker, script, and external domain a webpage connects to—visualized as an interactive graph. LinkScope grades how much a website shares with other companies, then draws a map of every extra domain on the page. Click the toolbar icon on any normal website and press Check this site. In a few seconds you get a letter grade, a short explanation, and a graph of scripts, ads, analytics, CDNs, and other companies the page pulled in. Open My sites to keep those reports, compare later checks, and see which companies show up again and again. Nothing is uploaded. There is no account. Checks stay in this browser until you export or delete them. What you can do • Grade the current page (A is quietest, F shares the most) • Wait a few seconds for delayed ads before capturing • Open a full-screen map of every connected domain • Click a node to see why it is on the page • Save history, watch a site, and get a local alert if new advertising companies appear • Export or import a JSON archive, or clear everything from Settings Permissions LinkScope does not watch the web in the background. It only reads a page when you ask. • activeTab + scripting: inspect the tab you clicked • tabs: open the report and map • notifications: optional local alerts when a later check finds extra ad companies Keyboard shortcut: Alt+Shift+L (same on Mac) to check the current page. This is a privacy grade for how much a page shares with other companies. It is not a virus, malware, or scam scanner. Source: https://github.com/Schmiedey/linkscope
Sep 7, 2026
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