A browser extension to format and copy links.
Available for Chrome and Firefox.
Install the extension (see options below). On Firefox mobile select it from the browser menu. On Chrome and Firefox desktop click on the icon in your browser toolbar that looks like this:
It will display the tab's link text and url, along with html and markdown formats. You can amend or change the link text and url and the html and markdown links with be automatically updated.
You can then easily copy and paste into your webpages, blog posts, emails, presentations, etc.
This is available for both Firefox and Chrome.
- Open your terminal
- cd to a directory where you want to save this
- run:
git clone [email protected]:ryanwhocodes/link-formatter.git
- Then open the browser you wish to use it in and follow the below instructions
- Visit
chrome://extensions/
in your Chrome browser - Click
Load Unpacked
- Select the folder you saved this in
- Visit
about:debugging
- Click on
Load Temporary Add-on
- Select the folder you saved this in
- How to link to a specific paragraph in your Medium article (2018 Table of Contents method) The post that I read by Quincy Larson on Medium that led me to try out the below Anchor Links Chrome Extension
- castroalves/anchor-links: Anchor Links is a free Chrome Extension to add anchor links to Medium and WordPress posts. This inspired me to write this Chrome extension as it is used for making it easier to add links to specific sections of your blog post on Medium