Link Text Copier
Open a context menu by right-clicking on any text. This extension uses DOMPurify (Mozilla Public License v2.0).
Copies the name of a link (anchor text) to the clipboard.
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Developed exclusively for Chrome. This extension is not guaranteed to work with other Chromium-based browsers like Edge, Brave, Opera, etc... Please don't report issues or down-vote this extension in the Chrome Web Store if you're using a non-Chrome browser.
Makes it very easy to copy the visible text of a link (also called link name or anchor text).
Just right click on a link & choose "Copy Link Name".
Note: Like all Content Script extensions, this extension is automatically disabled in the Chrome Extensions site. So please test it on a normal web page.
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Open a context menu by right-clicking on any text. This extension uses DOMPurify (Mozilla Public License v2.0).
Copies the text inside elements
Copy the selected text as a HTML link to the clipboard that can be pasted in in supported editors with the hyperlink intact.
Copy links and page urls with text from context menu
Copy title & URL
Chrome Extension
great!
Does what it says. Read the instructions.
Doesn't work.
This extension provides a sorely needed feature and has always served me very well. People having trouble with it probably just tried it before reloading the page-- the option to copy link name shows up as soon as you install it, but if you try to use it in a page that was already opened before the extension was installed, you will get the "undefined" text instead. If you reload the page or try it on a new one, it works as expected.
I've found this quite useful. I'm a long-time user of the (discounted Presto-based) Opera browser, so it's nice to see Opera features coming to Chrome. And this extension was made by Adel Saoud, a Google employee, so I think it can be trusted.
doesn't work.
It exactly does what I want! Good extension! Thanks! I use it mainly in Google search results. It works well.
Not working for a lot of link types. Works just for <a> tag, else you get an undefined paste.
show "undefined" instead of text
Won't even work with <a> tag for me, everything is undefined.