Sometime ago I wrote a small Greasemonkey script that adds 3 HTML input elements to the page I am viewing in Firefox, each containing the address of the current page and additional info in a different format: HTML, BBCode, and MediaWiki markup.
Read the rest of Copy URL+ extension for Firefox.
Hi bob,
Thanks for the compliment.
You mean instead of copying to the clip board, you want to copy the information to a file in a predefined folder? As far as I know this is not possible with Copy URL+.
I'm a huge fan of Copy URL + and I use it to capture resources, ideas, etc. into my big text file. Sadly, it looks to not be supported anymore. This is a problem in trying to upgrade to Firefox 3.0. Any ideas? I use a Mac, so maybe there's another OS-based solution?...
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Hi,
You have done a great job on this. One thought though, is there any way you could have an option to copy to a predefined folder?