Link Page Checker for SEO
Privacy Policy
This page explains how Link Page Checker for SEO handles website content when users scan page links, check HTTPS status results, and export link QA reports as CSV files.
Last updated: June 22, 2026
Overview
Link Page Checker for SEO is a Chrome extension that helps users scan links on the current active webpage, check HTTPS status results when requested, and export the results as a CSV file for SEO, website QA, and content review workflows.
Single purpose
The single purpose of Link Page Checker for SEO is to help users review links on the current active webpage and export a local CSV report for manual SEO and quality assurance checks.
Data processed
Link Page Checker for SEO processes website content only when the user interacts with the extension. The extension may process the following information from the active webpage:
- Current page URL
- Link text shown on the page
- Original link value in the HTML
- Resolved destination URL
- Link type, such as internal, external, anchor, email, telephone, or other
- URL protocol, domain, path, query parameters, and page anchor
- Link attributes such as target and rel
HTTPS status checks
When the user clicks the status check button, the extension may send HEAD requests to up to 100 unique HTTPS URLs found on the current page. These requests are used to record basic status information for the user’s local report.
The extension does not check HTTP links. HTTP links may be listed in the CSV inventory, but they are not status checked.
The extension does not send cookies with status check requests. Status checks use credentials omitted.
Status data included in CSV exports
If the user runs a status check, the CSV export may include:
- Whether the HTTPS status was checked
- Final HTTP status code when available
- Final URL when available
- Content-Type header when available
- Server header when available
- Cache-Control header when available
- Request error, timeout, or safety message when applicable
- Manual review needed flag
- Manual review reason
- Manual review URL
Manual review
Some links may require manual review. This can happen when a request times out, is blocked by browser security rules, is stopped for safety, or cannot be fully checked by the extension.
The CSV export includes manual review columns so users can open the exported file in Excel or Google Sheets, filter rows that need review, copy the manual review URL, and test the link manually.
Safety protections
Link Page Checker for SEO includes basic safety protections for status checks. The extension blocks obvious local, private, loopback, link-local, localhost, and .local hosts before making a status request.
Redirects are stopped for safety. Links that cannot be fully checked may be marked for manual review instead of being followed automatically.
How data is used
The processed data is used only to show the link inventory inside the extension popup, check HTTPS status results when requested by the user, and generate a CSV file for the user to download.
Local processing
Link Page Checker for SEO processes scan results locally in the user’s browser. The extension does not upload scan results, link inventories, CSV exports, or status check results to an external server.
Data storage
Link Page Checker for SEO does not store link reports in extension storage. Reports are held temporarily while the popup is open so the user can review the results and export a CSV file.
Data sharing
Link Page Checker for SEO does not sell, transfer, or share user data with third parties.
Remote code
Link Page Checker for SEO does not use remote code. All JavaScript, HTML, and CSS are included inside the extension package. The extension does not load external JavaScript, WebAssembly, or scripts from a remote server.
Browser history
Link Page Checker for SEO does not read, monitor, or collect the user’s browser history. The extension accesses the current active tab only after the user clicks the extension and runs a page scan.
User activity
Link Page Checker for SEO does not track user activity such as mouse movement, scrolling, keystrokes, or browsing behavior.
User control
Users choose when to scan the current page, when to run HTTPS status checks, and when to export a CSV file. Users can delete exported CSV files from their own device at any time.
Permissions
Link Page Checker for SEO requests only the permissions needed for its core functionality:
- activeTab: used to access the current active webpage after the user interacts with the extension.
- scripting: used to run a user-triggered script on the active tab to collect link information from the page HTML.
- optional host permission for https://*/*: used only when the user clicks the status check button. This allows the extension to check HTTPS status results for links found on the current page.
Contact
For questions about this privacy policy, contact: matt.arellano96@gmail.com