LinkIntent Skipper

LinkIntent Skipper automatically skips interim landing pages and takes you directly to the target website.

Get where you were going. Skip the stop in between. Some sites don't send you to the website you clicked — they send you to their own interim page first. You land on a profile, a listing, or a "visit website" screen, hunt for the real link, and click again. Every time. LinkIntent Skipper removes that step. When you open a supported interim page, the extension recognizes it, reads the destination link that's already on the page, and takes you straight there. Why install it One click instead of two or three. No scanning the page for the outbound link. It just works in the background. Nothing to configure, no accounts, no sign-in. It runs locally. The destination link is read from the page in your browser. Your browsing history is not collected, stored, or sent to a server. It stays out of the way. On any page that isn't a supported interim page, the extension does nothing at all. Open source. The code is public and auditable. Features Automatic detection of supported interim landing pages Direct navigation to the destination website Optional interstitial screen so you can see where you're being sent before the jump Zero configuration — install and it's on Lightweight Manifest V3 service worker; no background polling No account, no login, no subscription Supported sites Product Hunt (product and post pages) The Kids Should See This (post pages) Startup Stash (tool pages) More sites are added over time. What it does not do It does not track you or build a profile of your browsing. It does not block ads or modify page content beyond the redirect. It does not run on unsupported sites — no scripts, no permissions used. It does not require an account or collect an email address.