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Select one or multiple text fragments on any webpage to generate and copy a single direct link. Tired of telling people to "scroll down to the third paragraph" or sending entire articles just to point out a few key sentences? With Link to Fragments, you can create a special link that directs anyone straight to the exact text you've selected on a webpage. What makes Link to Fragments unique is its ability to select and link to multiple, separate text fragments on the same page, all within a single, clean URL. Now you can highlight various important points across a long document and share them with one simple click. This powerful tool is perfect for students, researchers, writers, and anyone who needs to cite, share, or reference specific information with absolute precision. Stop wasting time explaining where to look and start sharing exactly what matters. Key Features: - Multi-Fragment Selection: Highlight one or multiple pieces of text anywhere on a page. - One-Click Link Generation: Instantly generate a unique URL that points directly to your selections. - Seamless Sharing: The generated link automatically highlights the selected fragments for anyone who opens it. - Easy to Use: Simply right-click on your selected text to create the link via the context menu. - Boosts Productivity: Perfect for academic citations, team collaboration, and sharing specific quotes or data points. How it works: - Select any piece of text on a webpage. - To select more, simply highlight other text fragments on the same page. - Right-click and choose "Copy Link to Selected Fragments." - Paste and share the generated URL!
Nov 15, 2025
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