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Simple Site Checker
A focused link checker for real QA workflows.
Simple Site Checker was created to answer one practical question: do the links on this page work? It can inspect public pages as well as protected pages in test environments. Pass cookies from a local file or directly in the command to open the page and check its links with the same authenticated session.
Some external services return unusual status codes or block automated requests even when their links work—for example, LinkedIn may respond with 999. Known strict domains can be treated as exceptions and skipped, keeping them out of the broken-link results while avoiding unnecessary network calls.
Source on GitHubTry it in your terminal
Build your command
Install the package once, then build a check for your page. Commands below are ready for Bash or Zsh.
01 / Install or update
Install the latest release from PyPI in your Python environment, or upgrade an existing installation.
python -m pip install --upgrade webpages-validator-ssc02 / Configure your check
Check links from a single page, with optional authentication, CSV output and anti-bot exclusions.
ssc -links -url 'https://example.com/'Change the options and select Generate command to refresh this command.
Run the generated command on your computer. The checker reports OK, RESTRICTED, SKIPPED and BAD links, followed by a summary.
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