Bin-BlogLink Code Insert: A GreaseMonkey UserScript
By Binny V A • Jul 20th, 2009 • Category: Firefox, JavaScript, Scripts
Link Code Insert inserts the HTML code for creating a link at the active element location when the user presses Ctrl+Alt+A. I use it a lot when I am writing a comment and want to add a link. Just select the text you want to link and the userscript will add the HTML code ‘<a href="">‘ before the selected text and a ‘</a>‘ after it.
Technically, this is a UserScript – and not a plugin. But I prefer to think of a userscript as a plugin of a plugin. So I guess it can be included in the Plugin Week.
Note: You must be using Firefox and must have installed GreaseMonkey for this script to work.
Download/Install the UserScript
Plugin Week 2
This plugin is part of the Plugin Week 2 series. Plugin Week is a week when I publish a new plugin each day for an entire week. I have already one this one time – so this is Plugin Week 2. The plugins released so far…
- Weather Man
- MiniCart WordPress Plugin
- Gallifrey WordPress Plugin
- GIMP Plugin – Web 2.0 Shadows
- Drupal Plugin: Page Ad
- Export To WordPress: Joomla Plugin
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Well, its a nice tip for making hyperlinks on the fly but I generally refrain from using greasemonkey coz it makes my FF bulky and slower.
So I guess thats the end of the plugin week. What did you learn this time?
good work Binny. Looking forward for more plugin weeks.
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Thanks for sharing this. It seems you seldom update your blog recently. Look forward to more plugin weeks.