AM-DeadLink

AM-DeadLink, published by www.aignes.com and currently available at version 7.2 as the single listed release, is freeware designed to detect broken website links and related missing resources. The tool checks hyperlinks, images, CSS files, JavaScript files, and frames, making it suitable for auditing the integrity of a complete website rather than just individual page links. Its primary use case is website maintenance: operators of their own websites can use AM-DeadLink to check all pages for broken links, missing files, or redirections, helping ensure that visitors do not encounter dead ends and that referenced resources remain accessible. Beyond direct website scanning, the software can check a variety of other sources for broken links, including text files, tab-delimited files, CSV files, and HTML files, which allows link validation to be performed on exported data or locally stored documents. AM-DeadLink also supports checking browser bookmarks, covering Google Chrome, Microsoft Edge, Firefox, Brave, and Vivaldi bookmarks, so users can clean up accumulated bookmark collections and remove entries that no longer resolve. This combination of website crawling, file-based link checking, and multi-browser bookmark validation positions the software in the link checker and website maintenance utility category, with additional relevance to bookmark management. As freeware, AM-DeadLink provides these capabilities at no cost, and the publisher's description emphasizes its role as a general-purpose tool for checking websites, browser bookmarks, and other sources for broken links. With version 7.2 as the current and only recorded version in this catalog entry, AM-DeadLink serves webmasters, content managers, and everyday browser users who need a straightforward way to identify dead hyperlinks, missing files, and unwanted redirections across both online sites and offline link collections.

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