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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.

WebFactory

Opens external links in a new tab or a or new window. You can set URLs that should either be forced to open in a new window or ignored.
The plugin produces XHTML Strict compliant code and is search engine optimized (SEO). 
This is done using JavaScript’s <code>window.open()</code>-function. It adds only a few lines of vanilla JavaScript to the page, and does not require any external libraries like jQuery.
Most other plugins perform a hack by altering the <code>target</code> parameter (i.e. <code><a href="http://somewhere.example" target="_blank"></code>). That method is not XHTML Strict compliant. 
This plugin handles the links client-side, which lets search engines follow the links properly. Also, if a browser does not support JavaScript, the plugin is simply inactive, and does not result in any errors.
If you need a more advanced plugin, with more options try our <a href="https://wordpress.org/plugins/wp-external-links/" rel="ugc">free WP External Links</a> plugin.
Credits 
Inspired by the <a href="http://www.zappelfillip.de/2005-12-05/zap_newwindow/" rel="nofollow ugc">Zap_NewWindow</a> plugin by <a href="http://www.zappelfillip.de/" title="His website is mostly in German" rel="nofollow ugc">Tom Köhler</a>. 
The banner is a <a href="http://www.flickr.com/photos/monja/1367946568/in/photostream/" rel="nofollow ugc">photo</a> by <a href="http://www.monja.it/" rel="nofollow ugc">Monja Da Riva</a>.
Translations 
Danish by <a href="https://kristianrisagerlarsen.dk" rel="nofollow ugc">Kristian Risager Larsen</a> 
Dutch by <a href="http://www.collectief-it.nl/" rel="nofollow ugc">Paul Staring</a> 
Lithuanian by <a href="http://Host1Free.com" rel="nofollow ugc">Vincent G</a> 
Other translations will be appreciated!
Known bugs 
The plugin conflicts with other plugins that change the links’ `onClick´ attribute.
Original developer 
Kristian Risager Larsen – <a href="http://kezze.dk" rel="nofollow ugc">kezze.dk</a>

External Links in New Window / New Tab

Open external links in a new window or new tab. SEO optimized and XHTML Strict compliant.

Radar LinkHawk vs External Links in New Window / New Tab