Copy Page Link — Nicholas Hoyt

• Press Cmd-Shift-L (Mac) or Ctrl-Shift-L (Windows) to copy the link to the clipboard.
• The confirmation popup window displays the link format used and the page title that was copied.
• The popup window will auto-close after the time interval selected in the extension options. However, tabbing to one of the popup window form controls (or clicking on the select box) will temporarily cancel auto-close.
• To change the default link format, tab to the link format dropdown in the popup window, press down- or up-arrow, and select a new format.
• When the default link format is changed, the 'Redo Copy' button is enabled, allowing you to re-copy the link to the current page in the updated format.

Workflow improvements:
* Directly copy to clipboard with keyboard shortcut or mouse click
* Change the default link format from the popup window select box
* Access the extension options from the popup window 'Gear' icon

By default, the page title is used as the display text for the link. You can override this behavior by selecting a text string within the document — that string will then be used as the display text instead of the page title.

Link Formats

Copy Page Link provides the following choices for link format:

• HTML
• LaTeX
• Markdown
• MediaWiki
• Title/URL
• XML

Extension Options

• Default Link Format: Select the default format used to create the page link that is copied to the clipboard.
• Auto-Close Popup: Set the time interval for the popup window to auto-close, from 2 to 5 seconds, using the slider widget.
• XML Identifiers: Specify the element and attribute names of a custom XML element used for the XML link format.

Note: Open the Options page by selecting the Gear icon at the bottom of the popup window, or from the browser's 'Manage Extensions' page.