e3KWD Check is a lightweight, fast and free SEO (search engine optimisation) tool for analyzing keyword density within web and text documents.

It has been written for all Windows platforms. This tool allows you to run real time keyword density analysis tasks upon your local copy while writing or editing.

If you have an active internet connection it will also retrieve and analyse online web documents using the built-in address bar. Other key benefits are the ease of use and the small size of the interface.

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App specs

  • License

    Free

  • Version

    3.0

  • Latest update

  • Platform

    Windows

  • OS

    Windows 98

  • Language

    English

  • Downloads

    940

  • Size

    919.98 KB

  • Developer

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Is e3KWD Check safe?

93/100

Score result: Warning

This file has been flagged as potentially harmful or containing unwanted bundled software. Please proceed with caution.

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Scan Info

Last scan
Wednesday, November 15, 2023
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File Integrity

File
e3kwdcheck.exe
SHA256
7b220d39a576629ee2abc28d26f7cf97eefe08b4b09de7771ed04608a679a4a9
SHA1
1e07e8bb16ce94ef3bd1c3ed7903587a7b6996b9

Softonic security notice

This software has been thoroughly scanned by our advanced security systems and verified by industry-leading partners. However, one or more antivirus engines have flagged this software with potential risks. While these detections may be false positives, we recommend caution when downloading and installing. Some programs may include unwanted software or behaviors that could affect your device. False positives can occur when safe software is mistakenly flagged as harmful due to overly cautious detection rules or algorithms in antivirus tools. This means the program may still be safe to use, but we advise reviewing the details before proceeding.