Link Blanker
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Turns unclickable urls & email addresses into clickable ones. We linkify them!
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Clickable Links is a Chrome extension that solves the common problem of unclickable URLs on certain websites by automatically converting them into clickable links.
The extension supports various URI schemes such as http://, https://, ftp://, file://, magnet: and email addresses, making them accessible with a single click. This eliminates the need to copy and paste links, thus saving you time.
Also works with incomplete urls where the "http://"-part isn't included.
To try out the extension, visit this page for some examples: https://www.laurentvw.com/project/clickable-links
New since v2.7:
- Several bug fixes related to url matching
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This is just the 'Linkify Plus' Greasemonkey script made available in the Chrome Store. I don't have a fix for the 'blah...blah' problem, but it's easy enough to ignore those links. My trouble with this plugin (and the greasemonkey script, for that matter) is that certain pages style their links in such a way that they are invisible when placed on the wrong background. I moved to the greasemonkey script and added an 'a.setAttribute' to style Linkify made links in-line. That way by setting the background and foreground colors I know I'll always be able to read the text modified by this script. Cool thing is, you can install Greasemonkey scripts directly into Chrome. I use Tampermonkey to manage mine, however. I hope this is helpful to someone. When (if) I get some free time, I'll look for a fix to the 'blah...blah' problem.
nice extension, very useful. thank you!
Love this. But can you support link for local files. like"file:///home/foo/"
Quite useful. REQUEST: It would be nice to have a user customizable blacklist of urls/domains so it we can be disabled in some sites (etc web apps and web front ends). Thanks!
Thank you so much for getting this back to it's original format! I loved it before, but started noticing some really weird, sometimes off putting ads popping up. I totally understand ad supported software, but this was a little crazy. Thanks for setting things right and let me know if you have a "donate" account!
It would be nice if it converted links in textarea fields as well. :(
This is the only one I use..it works really good too!
does not what it's supposed to do. A lot of links are recognized only halfway through, a lot of normal text containing dots is mistakenly being marked as url.
Sometimes it does the job, but most of the time it only converts a part of the text into the link, breaking Youtube links. It also thinks that "blah...blah" is an url. Does anyone know an alternative to this?
Exaclty that what I was missing in Chrome! New features would be great: - open in new tab/window - customizable link color (text color, background color) to make changes to the webpage visable