Normalize JS/CSS library links in HTML to trusted CDNJS URLs, remove duplicates, and clean local library copies. Resources: https://boostclicks.ru and https://t.me/boostclicks
Installation
Launch VS Code Quick Open (Ctrl+P), paste the following command, and press enter.
CDN Shield is a VS Code extension for public use that normalizes common JavaScript and CSS library links in HTML files to trusted CDNJS URLs.
What It Does
Detects popular frontend libraries in <script src> and <link href> tags.
Replaces malformed or suspicious links with canonical cdnjs.cloudflare.com links.
Migrates local library files to CDNJS links.
Removes duplicate library includes and keeps one canonical include per library.
Works on the active HTML file, or falls back to the first index.html in the workspace.
Command
CDN Shield: Normalize Library Links
Default hotkey:
Windows/Linux: Ctrl+Alt+Shift+L
Why It Helps
Landing pages and templates often include duplicate libraries, outdated links, typo domains, or locally copied vendor files. CDN Shield helps keep HTML cleaner, safer, and easier to maintain by forcing a single canonical source for common libraries.