Copy Page Link

Creates a formatted link to the current page and copies it to the clipboard.

Copy Page Link is a browser extension that creates a formatted link to the current page loaded in the active tab, and copies it to the clipboard. You can then paste the resulting link markup into an external document. By default, the page title is used as the display text for the link. You can override this behavior by selecting a text string within the document — that string will then be used as the display text instead of the page title. Keyboard Accessibility * The keyboard shortcut for Copy Page Link is 'alt-1' ('option-1' on the Mac). * Copy Page Link stores the last-used link format and auto-selects that format on the next invocation. * To move through the list of link formats, use the arrow keys: 'arrow-down' or 'arrow-right' to move down, and 'arrow-up' or 'arrow-left' to move up. * When the desired link format is selected, press 'return' or 'enter' to copy the formatted link to the clipboard. Details Copy Page Link provides the following choices for link format: * HTML * LaTeX * Markdown (default) * MediaWiki * Raw URL * Textile * XML With the exception of the Raw URL format, the formatted link consists of (1) the page URL and (2) the link text. By default, the <em>page title</em> is used as the link text. However, if there is a <em>text selection</em> on the web page, it will be used as the link text <em>instead of</em> the page title. The XML format includes configuration options for the element and attribute names of an XML element on the options page.