Copy All Or Select Links On A Webpage From Firefox Context Menu

Just right-click anywhere on the page, and you will be able to copy all links or just the download links that are present on the page from the 'Copy All Links' submenu.

1. How do you copy multiple links?
2. How do I copy a link from Firefox?
3. How do I get all URLs open tabs in Firefox?
4. How do I copy text from a protected website Firefox?
5. How do I select all links on a page?
6. How do you select multiple links?
7. How do I open multiple URLs in Firefox?
8. How do I copy all open tabs?
9. How do I save all my tabs in Firefox?
10. How do I copy and paste a tab?

How do you copy multiple links?

Hold the Ctrl key and then let go off right mouse button once you've selected the hyperlinks with the rectangle. Then a small menu will open as shown in the shot below. Select the Copy to Clipboard option from there. That will copy the links to the Clipboard.

How do I copy a link from Firefox?

Extension Metadata

* When copying the URL of the page, right-click anywhere on the page and open the context menu, then select the format to copy. * When you right-click on a link (an anchor element), you can copy the URL of that link.

How do I get all URLs open tabs in Firefox?

Go to Tools > Options. In the General tab look for the Use Current Pages button in the Startup section. When you click on the Use Current Pages button, all the URLs of the pages open in different tabs are copied to the Home Page text box with a pipe delimiter. Copy the text to get all the URLs.

How do I copy text from a protected website Firefox?

Method 2: The source

Since it is displayed in a plain text editor it is possible to copy anything from it without restriction. Simply press Ctrl-u while you are on the site to display its source code. This works in most browsers including Firefox, Chrome and Internet Explorer.

How do I select all links on a page?

Select some part of a webpage that contains links. Right click and choose 'Open selected links' -> 'All' from the context menu. They will now open to the right of your current tab. The context menu shows you how many pages will be opened.

How do you select multiple links?

To do this, you'll need to hold down the right mouse button, then draw a box around the links you want opened. A tiny number appears on the bottom right corner of the selection box to indicate how many links will be opened. As soon as you release the mouse button, all selected links will open at the same time.

How do I open multiple URLs in Firefox?

To use it just click on the folder on the Bookmarks toolbar and click open all in tabs. You can add the URLs to the target line of a copy of the Firefox desktop shortcut. If you exceed the maximum length of the target line then you need to use a CMD file with the start command.

How do I copy all open tabs?

A drop-down dialog box displays with the URLs for all the open tabs highlighted. Click Copy to Clipboard, or press Ctrl + C, and paste the URLs in another program like Notepad or Word and save the document.

How do I save all my tabs in Firefox?

If you are using Mozilla Firefox, do the following to save all open tabs: Right-click on any tab that is open in the browser and select "bookmark all tabs" from the context menu. If you prefer the keyboard, use Ctrl-Shift-d instead.

How do I copy and paste a tab?

Here's how:

1. Select all the data in the worksheet. Keyboard shortcut: Press CTRL+Spacebar, on the keyboard, and then press Shift+Spacebar.
2. Copy all the data on the sheet by pressing CTRL+C.
3. Click the plus sign to add a new blank worksheet.
4. Click the first cell in the new sheet and press CTRL+V to paste the data.