DOM Zelda

DOM Zelda prepends a Link sprite to the page. Control Link with the arrow keys and walk over <a> elements to turn 'em orange

DOM Zelda Chrome Extension

DOM Zelda is a Chrome extension that adds a Link sprite to webpages. control Link with arrow keys and turn <a> elements orange by walking over them.

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By: corridorr

Users: 246

-21

Rating: 2.64

(14)

Version: 1 (Last updated: 2015-10-12)

Creation date: 2015-10-12

Risk impact: Moderate risk impact

Risk likelihood:

Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

<all_urls>

Size: 93.60K

Email: le*****@gmail.com

Ranking

# 53,431 ▼ 1,305

Other rankings

#7131 in Just for Fun ▼ 140

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Not available on Android

Not available on Firefox

Not available on Edge

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Extension summary

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Navigate to a webpage and click the extension button once it is in your toolbar. You'll gain a Link sprite in the upper left corner, that you can now control using your arrow keys. You can walk over links ( tags in HTML) and they will change color.

I wanted to learn how to make a Chrome Extension so this is my first one.

User reviews

It didn't work ;-;

Ryder Ehrets, 2023-03-17

I believe this is really cool. I was a bit confused at first but you actually have to look something up first or be on a website and not just opening a new tab, then click on the link extension folder in the right corner. I like to find everything I can make orange and make it turn orange. although, one time instead of turning orange, it highlighted in yellow. I would consider a better way to put away link and orange highlighting other than reloading the page or clicking on a link (for a web-page). Also, it would be cool if enemy's came and undid the highlighting so the user can fight them off and re-highlight everything if that is what the user choose to do. Overall, its really cool and satisfying feature and its not blocked to those how are using school computers.