Link url replacer

Allows you to configure and save replacement profiles which describe the replacement rules for all links on pages and adds replaced…

What is Link url replacer?

Link URL Replacer is a Chrome extension that allows you to configure replacement profiles for links on pages. It adds replaced links to the context menu of each link, making it easy to follow replaced links with the original link's context menu.

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By: mailbox.misha

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Users: 29 ▼ -2

Rating: 1.33 (3)

Version: 1.1.0 (Last updated: 2022-12-06)

Creation date: 2020-05-05

Risk impact: Very low risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Manifest version: 2

Permissions:

storage
contextMenus

Size: 8.27K

Email: ma*****@gmail.com

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# 95494 ▼ 1788

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#9901 in Developer Tools ▼ 118 #180 in string keyword 7 ▼ 1

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Extension summary

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Allows you to configure and save replacement profiles which describe the replacement rules for all links on pages and adds replaced links to the context menu of each link on the page. Each replacement profile contains two fields: pattern and replacement. Pattern can be a string, text of a regular expression or a special pattern like the following: «%all%», «%host%». Replacement is a string. Once you will configure the replacement profile you will be able to follow the replaced link by using original link's context menu. See examples in the screenshot below.

User reviews

Doesn't work.

That Mykl (ThatMykl), 2023-10-28

I enabled its right to function in incognito and tried pattern: "https://www.google.nl/imghp?hl=nl&ogbl" and replacement: "https://www.google.nl/imghp?hl=nl&ogbl&safe=off" but it didn't do anything. It was supposed to turn off safe search when I clicked the "Images" link in google. Manually changing the link works fine so the extension isn't working. I also tried it without the "https://" and without "https://www.", but that didn't make it work either.