I've gotten the pattern checking done via a content script, and now I'm not sure how can I proceed with getting the redirect done. Type in the following javascript code and press ENTER: javascript:window.prompt("Copy Title & URL",document.title + " : " + location. I'm currently building a Google Chrome extension which tests for certain patterns and if found, redirects them to a new URL. To do that, right-click on the bookmark and click Edit URL. As of Windows 10 Fall Creators Update you can edit the URL of an existing bookmark in Edge. Now, we’ll change that favorite’s target to a javascript code, which copies the page title and URL of the current tab.
Name the favorite as Copy Title & URL, or anything as you’d like. Open Microsoft Edge, visit a website, and add it to the Favorites bar. The above javascript code also works on Google Chrome, Firefox, and other browsers. It will copy the title and the URL of the current webpage, in the following format: Microsoft Edge Copy Title and URL of a Web Page » Winhelponline:Ĭredits to bradleybossard/titleUrlMarkdownClip.js - Bookmarklet to copy current page title and url Visit a website and click on the bookmarklet. Then replace (edit) the URL of the bookmark with the following target: javascript:(function() )() In Microsoft Edge (Chromium), create a bookmark to a sample site. Copy Title and URL Bookmarklet for Microsoft Edge
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