Which browsers can I install Link Extractor on?

Link Extractor is available for Chrome, Firefox, Edge, and any Chromium-based browser. The official install channels are the Google Chrome Web Store, Mozilla Firefox Add-ons, and Microsoft Edge Add-ons. Firefox and Yandex also support the extension on mobile browsers.

Official install options

Because all Chromium-based browsers can install the extension from the Chrome Web Store, you are not limited to the three named browsers. If your browser is built on Chromium, the Chrome Web Store listing is the install path to use.

Mobile support

Mobile browser support is available for Firefox and Yandex. If you use either of those on mobile, you can install the add-on there rather than relying on a desktop-only setup.

What you get after installing

Once installed, Link Extractor works as a browser extension for extracting, parsing, or opening links and domains from a site or from text, with optional filters. Its documented capabilities include:

• Extracting all links and domains from any site
• Extracting links from selected text, the clipboard, or any text
• Extracting links from all selected tabs
• Extracting links from PDF documents
• Opening multiple links in tabs from text
• Downloading links and domains as a text file
• Copying the text from a link via the context menu
• Quick-filtering links with a regular expression, and storing/importing/exporting saved expressions
• Automatic dark/light mode based on your browser setting
• Activating from the icon, context menu, or keyboard shortcuts

If you need help

Usage instructions are in the Documentation, and common questions are covered in the FAQ. Bugs can be reported by opening an issue, and ideas or feature requests can be submitted as a feature request. There is also a Discord server for support.