Links and Web Address Fixer

Fixes malformed web addresses in Chrome, including https://example.com/✓, https://example.com/✓ and spaced-out URLs on any page.

Links and Web Address Fixer automatically repairs broken or obfuscated web addresses in Google Chrome. It fixes common patterns like: - https://example.com/✓ → example.com - https://example.com/✓ → example.com - https:/+++/example.com → https://example.com - h t t p s : / / example . com → https://example.com - https://sub.example.com/✓ → sub.example.com What it does: - Fixes malformed URLs you type or paste into the Chrome address bar - Repairs broken links (<a href="...">) on web pages - Converts plain text URLs (e.g. https://example.com/✓ in a post or email) into clickable, corrected links - Highlights fixed links with a green dotted underline and a small ✓ badge - Shows a top notification when URLs are fixed (e.g. “Fixed 3 URLs on this page”) - Keeps a running counter of all URLs fixed, visible as a badge on the extension icon Where it works: - Address bar (omnibox) - Webmail (Gmail, Outlook web, etc.) - Social media (Facebook, Twitter/X, etc.) - Forums and comments - Chat web apps - Any website where malformed URLs appear Privacy: - No tracking - No analytics - No external data collection - All processing happens locally in your browser If you regularly receive “broken” links or anti-spam formatted URLs, Links and Web Address Fixer saves you time by fixing them automatically.