Quick JIRA
Quickly opens the JIRA with the corresponding ticket
Copy to clip board jira issue as 'CMD-999: Description'
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Just open your jira ticket and you will see an icon in the address bar,
just click on it and text will be copied to your clip board,
Want keyboard shortcut? Then use on Windows: Ctrl+J on Mac: Cmd+J,
or choose your own in chrome://extensions/
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Quickly opens the JIRA with the corresponding ticket
Adds a 'Copy Issue Title' button to 'Browse' and 'Issues' Jira pages
Jira Snippet: Quick copy add-on for customizable issue data. Integrates with Jira Cloud on Chrome, Firefox, Edge.
Generates a nice looking link for Jira tickets containing ticket ID, description and link
A simple extension to copy a link to the currently open JIRA ticket as formatted markdown
Easily copy an issue's name & key. Paste as a link into Slack, Teams, email... Easy to find later. Not an official Jira extension.
This is the feature I was lacking in Jira. Thank you very much! PS: Shame on Atlassian for not implementing this.
Great extension, extremely useful! I was wondering if there is away I can stop the little button popping up when using the keyboard shortcut though? I would rather it didn't appear when copying links during screensharing if possible!
Great little extension! It would be nice if the html generation wouldn't include any styling, for instance this is what I get for a simple "$html:<a href="$url">$1</a>" out format: <meta charset='utf-8'><a href="http://www.redbook.io/pdf/redbook-5th-edition.pdf" style="font-family: system-ui, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; font-style: normal; font-variant-ligatures: normal; font-variant-caps: normal; font-weight: 400; letter-spacing: normal; orphans: 2; text-align: start; text-indent: 0px; text-transform: none; widows: 2; word-spacing: 0px; -webkit-text-stroke-width: 0px; white-space: normal;">redbook-5th-edition.pdf</a>
Question: Should this extension work in the Vivaldi browser?
fairly does its job
Excellent, it does what it promises. I wish there was similar tool for google docs.
Great extension. Highly customizable. Works on issue pages only though. It would be great if it could work on boards for issues opened in popup.
Makes it easy to copy-and-paste JIRA issue numbers, descriptions, and URLs into different formats. I have configured a "HTML", "Slack", and "Plaintext" options so that it gets the perfect syntax depending on the paste target.
I've been using this extension for years and it is one of those productivity tools that does a small thing perfectly, saving me loads of time. Furthermore I want to highlight the developer, Max, as being responsive to feedback - thanks Max
amazing!