Copy Current URL
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Copy URL of the active tab into the clipboard with a single click. Just press the "Copy URL" toolbar button and see the magic!
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Copies the title and URL of the current page to the clipboard
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Copy the current URL to clipboard without ? params except q.
I like the concept. What would be nice, is a little message showing "link copied". Also, the icon is almost invisible in light mode unless you change the color. Therefore it would be nice, if the extension could automatically detect if you are in light or dark mode. If this isn't possible, perhaps a grey icon would be better. All-in-all: 3 stars Edit: Now it asks me for every new site that i want the copy the link from for permission to copy to clipboard although i allowed all related permissions, so it is pretty useless. 1 star
Nice idea, but it uses script injection to access the clipboard, which means the user is prompted with a permissions dialog every time they copy a URL from a new domain. I would try using the offscreen API instead, which was created to allow manifest V3 extension service workers access to DOM APIs.
Stupid dont work. Lol.