Linkybara

The capybara that munches through your old block explorer links and replaces them with Blockscout.

Linkybara rewrites block explorer links on any webpage to direct them to Blockscout (or the configured target explorer). When you click a link that previously led to another block explorer, it will open the same address, transaction, or block on Blockscout, all without altering your browsing experience. What it does: • Automatic link rewriting – On blogs, docs, dashboards, and social sites, links to supported explorers are rewritten in the background. When you click them, you land on Blockscout. • Multiple chains – Works with many EVM block explorers. Each supported explorer is mapped to the matching Blockscout or official explorer for that chain. • Addresses, transactions, blocks, and tokens – Standard paths like `/address/0x...`, `/tx/0x...`, `/block/12345`, and `/token/0x...` are converted correctly. Query parameters and URL hashes are preserved. • Per-site control – Use the extension popup to disable rewriting on specific sites. Your list of disabled sites is stored in Chrome and can sync across your devices if you’re signed in. • No tracking – Everything runs in your browser. No data is sent to our servers and no analytics are collected. How to use it: Install the extension and browse as usual. Rewriting is on for all pages by default. To turn it off on a site, click the Linkybara icon and choose “Disable on this site.” You can re-enable it or remove sites from the disabled list anytime in the popup. Linkybara is open source by Blockscout.