Redirect Details, Export, and Bookmarkable Quick Scan URLs

Three things in this update.

Redirect target details

When the crawler finds a redirect, it now records where that redirect points to. In the detail view for any redirecting URL, you'll see the target listed, and you can expand it inline to see the full crawl data for that destination — status code, response time, content type.

This matters mostly for catching broken redirects. A 301 pointing to a 404 is a real problem, but it was previously easy to miss because the error shows up on the destination, not on the source. Now you can follow the chain without leaving the page.

Export as CSV or Excel

There's now an Export button in the crawl results table. It queues a background job and sends you a notification when the file is ready. You can choose between CSV and Excel. Exports are available for registered users.

The export includes everything in the table:

• URL

• HTTP status

• Content type

• Response time (ms)

• Internal or external

• Redirect target (if any)

• Crawl timestamp

Bookmarkable Quick Scan URLs

Previously, Quick Scan results had a token-based URL generated fresh each time. That meant you couldn't bookmark or share a scan link in advance — you had to go through the form first.

The URL is now based on the domain name directly:

dislike404.com/quick-scan/example.com

It stays the same across runs. Bookmark it, share it, put it in your toolbar. Results are shown directly if they're still fresh — and if they've expired, you can kick off a new scan right from the same URL.