Logga in
Förhandsvisning av Save a link to the current tab

Save a link to the current tab av Nathaniel M. Foley-Beaver

Generates an HTML stub file that links to the current tab.

Du behöver Firefox för att kunna använda den här tillägget
Hämta Firefox och få tillägget
Hämta fil
231
Användare
10
Recensioner
4,6 stjärnor
5
8
4
1
3
0
2
1
1
0
Skärmbilder
Click the "Save a link" icon in the toolbar to download a link to the current tab.The link file is a small HTML file that you can save anywhere on your disk. Use the default filename or modify it as you wish.To use the link file later, just open it as you would a regular HTML file.The file will momentarily show a loading screen and then redirect to the targeted link.
Om detta tillägg
Sometimes it's useful to download a shortcut to a web site as a file that can be saved in a folder on the local disk.

This add-on creates a cross-platform alternative to an shortcut such as a .URL, .website, or .LNK file (on Windows); a URL shortcut .webloc file (on Mac OS X); or a Type=Link desktop file (on Linux). The same HTML link file is compatible with multiple browsers and operating systems.

Click the "Save a link" button to download and save a file that works as a link to the current page. This file ends with .link.html, but it does not save a copy of the current page. It's like a bookmark, but stored as an individual HTML stub file pointing to the desired URL.

More information on the Github page here:

https://github.com/nbeaver/save_link_webextension
Betygsätt din upplevelse
Vad tycker du om Save a link to the current tab?

Stjärnklassificering sparad

BehörigheterLäs mer

Detta tillägg behöver att:

  • Ladda ner filer och läsa och ändra webbläsarens nedladdningshistorik
Mer information
Länkar för tillägg
Version
0.3.1
Storlek
9,51 kB
Senast uppdaterad
för 3 år sedan (13 nov 2022)
Relaterade kategorier
Licens
MIT-licens
Versionshistorik
Rapportera detta tillägg
Lägg till i samling
Versionsfakta för 0.3.1
Even more filename sanitizing: strip out variation selectors.
Fler tillägg av Nathaniel M. Foley-Beaver