Generate Links for Headers
Automatically generates links for all headers on the page, to make it easier to share specific sections of the page.
Displays anchors for all content in the current web page without breaking the layout.
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Display #Anchors offers an easy way to see
all (invisible) anchors in a page, to make it easier to link to a specific part of a webpage.
【 FEATURES 】
- Finds all anchors in a page and shows a marker next to it.
- Does not alter the layout; so no jumpy pages or expensive repaints.
- The anchored content is highlighted on Hover over the marker.
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Automatically generates links for all headers on the page, to make it easier to share specific sections of the page.
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Works very well. Great for sharing URLs to take the user to a specific part of the page. Also nice for devs to get a quick look of what's anchored.
Very helpful!
Works great! Been using it for a few months. It's great to be able to use anchors when sharing large pages with others.
As I saw from the other comments - an overview ("TOC" sidebar) would be perfect but I didn't expect that - so 5 stars...
Depending on markup, sometimes the anchor may go over text (eg http://www.getty.edu/research/tools/vocabularies/guidelines/cona_3_6_1_work_type.html#3_6_1_18_5). A "TOC" sidebar listing all anchors would be nice
Nifty little extension!
The days where I needed to go into the inspector to get an id are over. The hrefs will sometimes end up moving outside the page, but as long as you have a little bit of space to the left of the hrefs, it's good to go. Single purpose extension that works exactly as you need it to. And no need for any permissions.
Fantastic, did what i needed it to!
finally an extension that helps me bookmarking a specific paragraph of a webpage - thanks!
Appears to work as described.