In modern websites, links are used for various purposes. Some of them are static, such as footer or menu, but a lot of links are dynamic. That is, the content of the page is changed after user clicks the link.

When you open the browser, your home page is the first element that you see. The first thing you do when opening your site is usually check its URL. If you are on a mobile device, you are probably checking all the links, and even if you are on a desktop, you still should.

But, what is it you are checking?

First, it is a general address, where a given link is located. For example, /contact-us.

Second, you are checking the status of the link, for example, response code.

It's all about response codes, what they are for, how the server should handle them, and what the server should respond with.

Using this extension, you can quickly check all links on your pages are working and your users will not receive error messages.