URL Decrement Button
A 1-Click URL Decrement Button for your toolbar. Works with or without URL Incrementer.
enables auto-parsing and navigation of current url
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Simple, unobtrusive utility that helps navigate websites. Clicking on the icon will display a list of URLs, each one based on the current tab's URL with subdirectories deleted one-by-one. This allows you to go to exactly where you want to in the site's URL hierarchy without having to find the 'home' or other exact link on the page.
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A 1-Click URL Decrement Button for your toolbar. Works with or without URL Incrementer.
A bookmark manager is automatically displayed in the state of tab fixation.
Navigate up one or more URL levels.
Drag selected text to search for and link to open in a new tab
Allows you to quickly navigate up levels in a web site address.
A button for everything.
works so far + keyboard friendly + goes to top domain
Honestly, what ruins this extension for me (vs. other similar implementations) is that the navigation list is upside-down. When you click the button, the "highest" (farthest-removed) level is at the top and closest to the pointer, while the "lowest" (nearest) level is all the way at the bottom of the list. The shortest distance "up" should also be the shortest distance from the pointer; it's just more natural that way.