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I found 2 add-ons last night that may be useful. The simpler one is called Make Link and the one that is a bit more complex is called CoLT. I mainly want to use them for pasting already CODEd and QUOTEd links or text but who knows what future uses I may find.
If you already heard of them you know what each does. If not, I would like to make a short presentation of the means they help me and maybe you'll see in them potential helpers too.
The first add-on is called Make Link. It's description on the site is simple:
| Easily make HTML, ForumCode, and other links from the context menu. |
This is the command line I added in options:
And the way it works:
The second add-on is called CoLT. It's description is more complex, you have screenshots on the website and more details about program usage.
CoLT adds two menu items to the browser's context menu, both of which are only visible when right-clicking a hyperlink. The "Copy Link Text" menu item copies a hyperlink's associated text to the clipboard, while the "Copy Link Text and Location" menu item copies both the hyperlink's text and URL to the clipboard in the format you choose: either as plain text, as an HTML hyperlink, or as a custom format (which you may specify). A very handy tool for blogs!
Example of Use: If the text "Download Firefox" is a hyperlink to the official Firefox download page, the "Copy Link Text" menu item will place the text "Download Firefox" on the clipboard. |
I thought this would help me more than Make Link because they said it's a bit more complex. We'll see which one I choose.
The command line I added in options:
And the way it works:
The download pages are:
Code:
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/make-link/
https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/colt/ |
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