Copy Page Link

Use Cmd-Shift-L (Mac) or Ctrl-Shift-L (Windows) or click the toolbar icon to copy the link to the clipboard.

The confirmation popup displays the link format that was used, and will auto-close unless you select another format from its configurable menu.

When you change the selection, auto-close is cancelled, allowing you to re-copy the link using the new format. It then becomes the default format.

Workflow improvements:
* Directly copy to clipboard with keyboard shortcut or mouse click
* Change the default link format from the confirmation popup
* Access the extension options from the popup (Gear icon)

Configurable features:
* Customize the menu of link formats displayed in the popup window
* Adjust the time interval for the popup window to auto-close (from 2 to 5 seconds)

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.

Keyboard Accessibility

* The keyboard shortcut for Copy Page Link is Ctrl-Shift-L on Windows, and Cmd-Shift-L on the Mac.
* Copy Page Link stores the last-used link format and auto-selects it the next time you run the extension.
* Use the arrow keys to traverse the menu of link formats:
* Down or Right to move down
* Up or Left to move up
* When the desired link format is selected, press Return or Enter to copy the formatted link to the clipboard.

Details

Copy Page Link provides the following choices for link format:

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

Extension Options

* Link Formats in Popup Menu: Select which link formats will appear in the popup menu.

* Auto-Close Popup: Set the time interval for the popup window to auto-close, from 2 to 5 seconds, using the slider widget.

* XML Format Settings: 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.