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Easily find, filter, and search through links on any web page. Link Seeker is your all-in-one link management tool that gives you full control over every link on any website. Instantly search, filter, sort, extract, copy, or open links — all from a convenient side panel that stays visible while you browse. Perfect for researchers, developers, SEOs, testers, or anyone who wants to analyze and interact with links more efficiently. Features: • 📎 Side panel UI – Manage links without losing your place on the page • 🔍 Advanced link search – Find links by text or title • 🎯 3 search modes – Include, exclude, or use regex for powerful filtering • ✏️ Multi-term search – Separate terms with commas to match multiple items • 📊 Sort options – By page position, A–Z, Z–A, or link length • 🧪 Link type filters – Internal, external, on-page, mailto, tel • 🌐 Color-coded link types – Instantly identify link categories • 🔗 One-click actions – Open in new tab/window or copy instantly • 📋 Batch actions – Select multiple links and open/copy all at once • 🧠 Flexible copy formats – Newlines, CSV, Markdown, or HTML • 💾 Persistent settings – Preferences saved automatically • ⚙️ Custom tab behavior – Open links left, right, or last in your tab strip • 🔁 Auto-refresh link list – Automatically updates after page navigation (optional) • 🔼 Scroll-to-top button – Quickly return to the top of long pages
May 18, 2025
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