URL Increment Button
A 1-Click URL Increment Button for your toolbar. Works with or without URL Incrementer.
Increment a URL or go to the next page. Supports auto, multi, and advanced incrementing functions.
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I want you to be 100% happy with URLI! If something isn't working right, or if there's a feature you think is missing, please open an issue on GitHub and give me a chance to help before leaving a review:
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URL Incrementer can let you increment URLs and can get to the next page in a variety of ways using four different actions. URLI supports customizable shortcuts including keyboard shortcuts, mouse shortcuts, and context menu shortcuts. It can also try and auto detect the next link on the page for you using two unique algorithms.
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I no longer use my programmable Logitech mouse to control your extension and I currently use the Logitech G504 Hero mouse. I was using the G403 before. Plus I never liked the backwards +/ - configuration. It's backwards. We read left to right so why is the + on the left and the - on the right. The version of this URL incrementer on Firefox before Quantum was much better and smarter as we could program it to look for the modifer beside the image file and not keep auto selecting the first or last number in the URL which often are just page or folder numbers and not the increment file number. Plus the Firefox version let us increment letters or numbers or letters with numbers in either direction. It's probably a limitation of Chrome which is why it's a pale comparison. Oh and the individual -/+ buttons no longer work since Chrome version 81+.
Really excellent. I had to reinstall for some reason - wasn't working the first time. But then it did. Lots of great functionality.
This is exactly what I needed and its very flexible. I have saved using multiple steps to select a field in a URL to inc/dec for faster browsing. Thank you!
I have been looking for this extension for a long time, only now have I found it, it works perfectly and it is the best alternative to other extensions, doing the same thing, increasing or decreasing the number in the urls, With the ability to dial and control a specific number.
Situationally super helpful, and so far it seems to work without issue. The single-click incrementer extension is also useful, it would kind of be nice if they could all be integrated - I already have too many extensions. Still though, pretty happy with it!
Literally does nothing. The buttons don't show, the quick keys don't work.
It works in many sites I visit. However, it is not perfect. Example 1: I can't page down pages of google search results. (I am sure this has been brought up but I didn't go through the reviews carefully, my apologies). Example 2: If the URL contains too many numbers, the shortcut may not function as intended (however, it would be pretty easy for me to spot which number should be incremented, so if the developer allows me to "pinpoint" the right location in the URL, it could work better). (For example - if the URL contains "all-scenes-in-1-single-link" this app comes up with: "all-scenes-in-2-single-link", which gets nowhere.) I'll still give it a 5 star rating since this is already much better than what I had before. (For many web sites, page 1 is not clearly marked in the initial URL, but it would be ok after I click the normal link to the 2nd page).
exactly what I was looking for...
Such a great tool, the developer really cares about the customer's satisfaction!
cant add a custom url, only the page you are on. so if i want to go to "google.com/1" and have it count up to "google.com/1000" i cant because if i were to try to go to google.com/1 it would just redirect to google.com "this is just an example. it would work for my use if i could enter a custom url and not have to use the one on the page im on.