

URLCheck
URLCheck acts as an intermediary when opening url links, allowing, among other things: to remove trackers, affiliate links, unnecessary elements, facilitating link sharing, protecting against certain phishing techniques and many more….
Cost / License
- Free
- Open Source
Application typeApplication types
Platforms
- Android
- F-Droid
- OpenAPK
- Obtainium
Features
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A very versatile and configurable URL checker, sanitizer, and browser selector in one app. Allows to preview, check, and edit any URL before it's opened from any app (acts as a default browser) and allows to select a browser to open that URL in.
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This is a must-have app for your phone. It removes all trackers that sites we love to hate – such as the GAFAM companies – might embed, so that the person receiving the link isn’t tracked via the parameters embedded in the redirect URL.
vital android app, very useful













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Extremely useful tool that exposes how your the URLs you send are hijacked to track you.
A very versatile and configurable URL checker, sanitizer, and browser selector in one app. Allows to preview, check, and edit any URL before it's opened from any app (acts as a default browser) and allows to select a browser to open that URL in.
This is a must-have app for your phone. It removes all trackers that sites we love to hate – such as the GAFAM companies – might embed, so that the person receiving the link isn’t tracked via the parameters embedded in the redirect URL.
vital android app, very useful
A great browser/app picker with advanced features like the 'Pattern Checkers' module, which lets you manipulate URLs using regex patterns to change domains for alternative front ends like
BreezeWiki or
Scribe.rip.
You can also perform bookmarklet-like actions, such as looking up a URL on
Wayback Machine or
Archive.today. You could even set it up to download a video using
Cobalt Tools with the press of a button, so you don't have to paste the link yourself.
If only there was something like this on Windows
There are lots of browser extensions, like cleanlink that will do it.