Riman Link Scanner — Export Page Links

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Riman Link Scanner — Export Page Links

Scan every link on any web page in one click. Filter by internal, external, mailto, or tel. Search, copy to clipboard, and export to CSV or JSON. Built for SEOs, developers, content marketers, QA engineers, and researchers who need to audit or collect the links on a page fast — with zero data collection and zero tracking.


WHAT IT DOES

Click the toolbar icon. Riman Link Scanner reads every <a> and <area> element on the active tab, resolves each link to an absolute URL, de-duplicates the results, and displays them in a clean, searchable table. You can filter the list, search across URL / anchor text / title, copy the visible URLs to your clipboard, or download them as CSV or JSON — all without leaving the tab.


FEATURES

- One-click scan — no configuration, no account, no sign-up
- Segmented filters with live counts — Internal, External, Mailto, Tel tabs update instantly so you can see link composition at a glance
- Full-text search — filter by URL, anchor text, or title. Press / to focus the search box
- Automatic internal vs external detection based on the tab's host
- Copy URLs — send every visible URL to the clipboard in one click
- Export to CSV — structured rows with URL, text, title, rel, target, type, host, and internal flag. Opens in Excel, Google Sheets, Numbers, or any spreadsheet tool
- Export to JSON — clean, structured output for developers, scripts, and data pipelines
- Per-row copy — hover any row to reveal a one-URL copy button
- Beautiful light and dark modes that follow your system theme


WHO IT'S FOR

- SEO specialists auditing internal linking structure, outbound links, and anchor-text distribution
- Content marketers collecting source links from articles before rewriting, translating, or migrating
- QA engineers checking rel, target, and mailto behavior
- Developers exporting link data for scripts, crawlers, or test fixtures
- Researchers and writers gathering references from articles and reports
- Digital marketers running competitive link audits


PRIVACY-FIRST BY DESIGN

Riman Link Scanner respects your data completely.

✓ No data is collected, stored, or transmitted — ever
✓ No analytics, no tracking, no telemetry
✓ No account, no sign-up, no login
✓ No remote code — every file is bundled inside the extension package
✓ No <all_urls> or broad host permissions
✓ Uses only activeTab — the extension can see only the tab you explicitly clicked from, only at the moment you clicked
✓ No background service worker — the extension runs only when you open the popup
✓ All data lives in memory while the popup is open and disappears when you close it

Your CSV, JSON, and clipboard exports go to your device and nowhere else.


COMMON USE CASES

- Export every link on a long-form article before rewriting or translating it
- Audit internal linking on a site's homepage or cornerstone content
- Check how a competitor's landing page structures its outbound links
- Collect mailto addresses on a contact or team page into a CSV
- Grab every source linked in a research report or reference article
- Verify rel="nofollow", target="_blank", or rel="sponsored" attributes across a page
- Export the link list for a site-migration checklist before cutover


HOW IT'S DIFFERENT

Most link-extraction extensions either demand broad host permissions (triggering slow reviews and signalling invasive access), pack in tracking and analytics, or bury the export features behind paywalls. Riman Link Scanner does one thing, does it well, asks for the minimum permissions Chrome allows, collects no data, and is completely free.


HOW TO USE

1. Install Riman Link Scanner and pin it to your Chrome toolbar
2. Visit any web page you want to analyze
3. Click the icon — the popup scans automatically
4. Filter, search, copy, or export

That's it.


ABOUT THE AUTHOR

Riman Link Scanner is built by Tarek Riman, founder of Riman Agency — a digital marketing and SEO consultancy.

Website: https://rimanagency.com
LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/tarekriman/

Questions, bug reports, or feature requests? Reach out on LinkedIn