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Radar LinkHawk is a WordPress plugin that indexes outbound links across published posts and pages.
The plugin scans your content, stores each external link usage as its own record, and shows where every URL appears. This helps you review broken destinations, redirects, and link attributes without opening posts one by one.
With Radar LinkHawk you can:
<ul>
<li>scan all published posts and pages for outbound links;</li>
<li>review every usage row with URL, post, anchor text, HTTP status, redirect state, and nofollow data;</li>
<li>group repeated destinations in the URL Summary tab to see total usages and post counts;</li>
<li>filter broken, redirected, and nofollow links;</li>
<li>preview and apply bulk actions only to the exact rows you selected;</li>
<li>add nofollow, remove nofollow, replace URLs, or remove broken links while keeping anchor text as plain text;</li>
<li>export the current URL Summary or Usage view as CSV;</li>
<li>compare internal versus external link distribution in the Link Balance tab;</li>
<li>run weekly background status checks for saved external URLs.</li>
</ul>
Radar LinkHawk keeps editing tools and HTTP checks focused on external links. Internal links are tracked for analysis only, so you can compare content structure without turning the plugin into a full internal-link editor.
Radar LinkHawk does not require a cloud account. When you run a manual scan or enable weekly checks, the plugin sends standard WordPress HTTP requests directly to URLs that already exist in your content so it can store response codes and redirect outcomes.

Radar LinkHawk

Scan outbound links, find broken URLs, review redirects, and update selected links in bulk.

Christian Ott

The “External Links Overview” plugin scans your WordPress posts and pages for outgoing external links and presents them in a searchable, filterable, and sortable table. It helps you optimize your outbound link profile and identify broken or potentially harmful links.
All plugin functions, options, and database entries use the prefix <code>seokelo_</code> to prevent conflicts with other plugins.
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<h3>Features</h3>
✅ Collects and analyzes external links from posts and pages 
✅ Displays a detailed link table with sorting, filtering (e.g. broken links), and search 
✅ Verifies the HTTP status of external links (e.g. 404, 301, timeout) 
✅ Shows <code>rel</code> and <code>target</code> attributes of each link 
✅ Tracks domain distribution: see which domains you link to most frequently 
✅ CSV export of all link data 
✅ Dashboard widget showing a summary of broken links 
✅ Uses prefix <code>seokelo_</code> / <code>SEOKELO_</code> for all functions, options, and database entries 
✅ Rescans posts after updates for up-to-date link data 
✅ Clean uninstall: removes plugin data when deleted via WordPress admin
<h3>Usage</h3>
<ol>
<li>Go to External Links → Collect All External Links to start the initial scan. </li>
<li>Use the Link Table tab to view, filter, and sort all collected links. </li>
<li>Click Check External Links Status to validate HTTP status codes. </li>
<li>Visit the Domain Distribution tab to analyze your outbound domain profile. </li>
<li>Export your data using the Export CSV button.</li>
</ol>
<h3>License</h3>
This plugin is licensed under the GPLv2 or later. 
See <a href="https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html" rel="nofollow ugc">https://www.gnu.org/licenses/gpl-2.0.html</a>
<h3>Developer Notes</h3>
Hooks and filters will be documented in future releases. 
The plugin uses <code>seokelo_</code> as a unique function prefix throughout.

External Links Overview

Analyze, manage, and monitor all external links on your WordPress site. ---

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