URL Incrementer - A Next Page Incrementer

Will Murray2015年7月3日

★★★★★3

1. This used to be called URLI, I used it daily and found it rather useful. 2. It now uses global Chrome shortcuts instead of it's own shortcut system (used in URLI). I previously used ctrl+alt+shift+left/right to increment/decrement a URL, but this is no longer an option - it seems only 2 modifier keys max can be used (well, not alt anyway). I am using the closest thing possible to this (ctrl+shift+left/right) to increment/decrement the url, but this now hijacks windows' (and most other OS's) hungry-select function. Yes, I could use another combination, but this is a breaking change that came as a surprise for me when it suddenly stopped working due to the update. 3. Another (even more recent) update switched off keyboard shortcuts, causing my shortcuts to fail, and for me to think that the extension was broken. 4. The new link increment/decrement option is useless to me, and somewhat confused and surprised me after the update. 5. My suggestion would have been that this (URL Next Plus) should be offered as a new extension instead of an update, so that those comfortable using URLI could continue to do so unhindered. 6. I like how it requires no permissions

John Rice2015年6月25日

★★★★★5

Great ext! Thanks!

T.J. Balcerak2014年11月28日

★★★★★2

Works well when it works. It often doesn't. Sometimes clicking on the icon won't make it open. Other times it'll open, but works very slowly. Often needs to be re-entered, as it seems to lose it's memory easily. I'm not terribly impressed with it.

Willie J2013年5月19日

★★★★★5

Great! the best one I found in Chrome store Thanks~

Jean Francois Poulin2012年11月12日

★★★★★5

Works well, could use a few extra features like automatic range (0-5427).

Coolio Wolfus2011年10月27日

★★★★★5

Very nice little tool. Only a slight tweak needed IMO. The optional ability to tag and increment / decrement two different parts of a url independently. (+)(-)(+)(-)(x)(¬) This would be especially useful for some image galleries for example, ones that have a section number and image number. The additional icons I indicated to the left of the normal four would be optional and could be color coded to a section in the (¬) key options. You could then potentially add another optional (+)(-) for the rare cases that use 3 sections of the url.