Link Atlas

Map the links on the current page as a spatial navigation atlas.

Link Atlas reveals the navigation structure already present on the page you are viewing. Activate it from the toolbar or with Alt+Shift+L and the current page is replaced temporarily by a spatial atlas built from its visible hyperlinks. Destinations are grouped by relationship and path: same-site links form local branches, other domains become separate clusters, same-page anchors and contact links receive their own categories, and repeated destinations are consolidated rather than duplicated. Search and category filters help narrow a large map. Selecting a destination shows its URL, occurrence count, cluster, and the semantic page regions where the link was found. The atlas is generated locally and only when you invoke the extension. Link Atlas does not monitor browsing in the background, read browsing history, store page data, use analytics, or send inspected links to a server. It deliberately caps the amount of rendered graph data so link-heavy pages remain usable.