Works great for my use case - copying the URL of the current tab using a keyboard shortcut!

To do this, go to Add-ons -> gear (upper right) -> Manage Extension Shortcuts, then set keyboard shortcut for "Selected Tabs as Links" (I suggest the one without the scissors to avoid removing important query parameters from URLs).

It can also copy all tabs as links, which I'm sure will come in handy down the road when sharing lots of links at once.

Just what I needed, thank you!

Good, I think this is one of the bests so far after a day of playing with it.

I like you can use Left or Middle Mouse Buttons on the Add-on icon, and switch them (on preferences), so you can Left click and just copy the "Immediate action" text/link, which you can also customize (e.g. to be the current page URL with stripped parameters; customize immediate action with Right icon click).
(Dev moto is KISS, but, the add-on is not really that KISS lol)

Now, I wonder how this could be adapted on Firefox Mobile...

Copies / pastes links with the page name instead of the raw URL. Just like Edge, but with lots more options. Exactly what I was looking for.

Previously 4 stars because its great but it seems there is a missing feature for me, that is to copy tab we right clicked on, whichever the one selected, I submitted a feature request for this and the job was made in a short time !

ロケーションバーからリンクとしてコピーできる機能は、私が Edge で最も気に入っている機能で、このためだけに Edge を起動することがありました。この拡張機能のおかげで、Firefox と Edge を往復する必要がなくなり、とても便利になりました。
Edge の場合、ロケーションバーから直接、リンクとしてコピーできますが、さすがにその挙動を再現することはできないようです。

Spend a lot of time to find it, but it does exactly what I need - copy page title as hyperlink

Awesome add-on to copy links with tab title and tab URL for rich-text editors or just tab title for plain text editors.

Very easy to map to keyboard shortcuts, also enables you to map a keyboard shortcut to copy only the selected (current or multiple) tab(s) URL without the title.

Nice addition is the option to strip the query string parameters when you want to copy clean links (but be careful with sites like Azure DevOps that store many important info in the query string params which you might not want to get rid of, tho).

Works perfectly.

Does exactly what I was looking for it copies and pastes a URL as a hyperlink.