Alt-Text for Links is a software that displays the destination URLs of links in a tooltip window, based on Hiroshi Shimoda's Popup Alt for Images extension. It overrides the URL address if a link has a title attribute.
I recently downloaded Alt-Text for Links, a helpful extension that displays destination URLs in a tooltip window for links on web pages. This tool is particularly useful for quickly identifying where a link will take you before clicking on it.
Alt-Text for Links is based on Hiroshi Shimoda's Popup Alt for Images extension, which has been modified for use with links. It works seamlessly in the background of your browser and is simple and quick to set up.
One particularly useful feature of Alt-Text for Links is that if a link has a title attribute, the extension will prioritize displaying this information instead of the URL address. This is particularly useful for links that use vague or unclear URLs, as it can help provide more context into what you're clicking on.
Overall, I highly recommend Alt-Text for Links for anyone who spends a lot of time browsing the web and wants a quicker and easier way to preview link destinations.
Alt-Text for Links is based on Hiroshi Shimoda's Popup Alt for Images extension, which has been modified for use with links. It works seamlessly in the background of your browser and is simple and quick to set up.
One particularly useful feature of Alt-Text for Links is that if a link has a title attribute, the extension will prioritize displaying this information instead of the URL address. This is particularly useful for links that use vague or unclear URLs, as it can help provide more context into what you're clicking on.
Overall, I highly recommend Alt-Text for Links for anyone who spends a lot of time browsing the web and wants a quicker and easier way to preview link destinations.
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