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AM-DeadLink v7.1 AM-DeadLink v7.1 👉 Free tool to detect broken links, missing files, redirections, and duplicate bookmarks. AM-DeadLink is a freeware utility that helps you find broken links, missing files, redirects, and duplicate entries in browser bookmarks, websites, and various file formats. It can scan entire websites, including linked pages, images, CSS files, and other resources, while also checking bookmark collections from popular web browsers. Detailed reports make it easy to identify invalid URLs, redirects, and missing resources so you can keep your bookmarks and websites organized and up to date. AM-DeadLink is designed to be lightweight, privacy-friendly, and easy to use, with no ads, nags, accounts, or user-data collection. Features: Detects broken links, missing files, and redirects Finds duplicate bookmarks and URL entries Scans websites including linked pages, images, CSS files, and other resources Checks bookmarks from Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave, and Vivaldi Supports HTML, TXT, CSV, and tab-delimited files containing URLs Generates detailed reports of scan results Improved detection of redirects and missing resources Checks binary file links such as ZIP, PDF, and EXE files Internal preview for reviewing URLs Lightweight freeware with no ads, nags, or account requirements Supported operating systems: Windows 10, Windows 11 (64-bit) Supported languages: English, German Changes: v7.1 06-13-25 Bugfix and maintenance release. Click here to visit the author's website. |
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6,654 | May 31, 2026 Aignesberger Software GmbH  |
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HTTrack v3.50-4 HTTrack v3.50-4 Website Copier 👉 Download entire websites to your computer for convenient offline browsing. HTTrack is a free and open-source offline browser and website copier that allows you to download a website from the Internet to a local directory. It recursively builds directories and retrieves HTML pages, images and other files while preserving the original site's relative link structure. Once downloaded, you can open the mirrored website in your regular browser and navigate from page to page as if you were viewing it online. HTTrack can also update an existing mirrored site, resume interrupted downloads and provides extensive configuration options and an integrated help system. Features Downloads complete websites for offline browsing Recursively retrieves HTML pages, images and other linked files Preserves the original website's relative link structure Browse downloaded websites using a regular web browser Updates previously downloaded website mirrors Resumes interrupted downloads Extensive configuration options for controlling downloads Integrated help system WinHTTrack graphical interface for Windows WebHTTrack interface for macOS, Linux, Unix and BSD Supports modern HTTPS connections Supports SOCKS5 and CONNECT proxies Supports Brotli and Zstandard compression Supports files larger than 2 GB Supports Windows paths longer than 260 characters Supports accented and non-Latin project names and paths Supports WARC web archive output Can use sitemaps as a source of URLs Can create standalone single-file pages Can report changes made during mirror updates Supported operating systems Windows 7 SP1, Windows 8, Windows 8.1, Windows 10, Windows 11 Windows XP and Windows Vista are supported by the older 3.49-2 release. Windows systems older than Windows 2000 are supported by the older v3.49-2 release. Windows XP and Windows Vista are supported by the older v3.33 release. macOS ARM only Linux, Unix, BSD. Supported languages Bulgarian, Chinese (Simplified), Chinese (Traditional), Croatian, Czech, Danish, Dutch, English, Estonian, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Hungarian, Italian, Japanese, Macedonian, ... |
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OnionShare v2.6.5 OnionShare v2.6.5 👉 Securely and anonymously share files, receive files, host websites and chat over the Tor network. OnionShare is a free, open-source privacy tool that lets you securely and anonymously share files, receive files, host websites and chat with others using the Tor network. Instead of uploading your data to a third-party file-sharing service, OnionShare runs a Tor onion service directly on your computer and provides a unique .onion address that others can open using Tor Browser. OnionShare provides separate modes for sending and receiving files, publishing an onion website and creating anonymous chat rooms. The application handles the Tor connection for you and can create temporary or persistent onion services depending on how you want to use it. Because transfers take place through the Tor network, users do not need to expose their public IP addresses to one another. Features: Securely and anonymously shares files through the Tor network Receives files directly from other users without relying on a conventional cloud storage provider Hosts websites as Tor onion services directly from your computer Creates private anonymous chat rooms Generates .onion addresses that recipients can open with Tor Browser Allows multiple Share, Receive, Website and Chat tabs to be used at the same time Supports persistent onion addresses for services you want to reuse Provides ephemeral onion services when a permanent address is not needed Keeps chat history from being permanently stored by OnionShare Assigns chat participants random names, which they can change Includes its own Tor connectivity for normal desktop use Supports Tor bridges for networks where direct Tor connections are restricted Provides a graphical desktop application and command-line interface Open-source software released under the GNU GPLv3 license Does not require users to create accounts with OnionShare Supported operating systems: Windows macOS Linux Supported languages: Afrikaans, Albanian, Arabic, Belarusian, Bengali, Bulgarian, Catalan, Chinese (Simplified), ... |
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