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A Chrome extension that moves 'Copy link' back above 'Send via Chat' in the X (Twitter) share menu. Copy Link First - An Extension to Restore the “Copy Link” Option in the X (Twitter) Share Menu This is a lightweight extension that moves the “Copy Link” option back above “Send via Chat” in the share menu of X (formerly Twitter) posts. Due to an X update that swapped the order of these two options, users have frequently found themselves accidentally tapping “Send via Chat” instead of copying the link. This extension restores the original order every time the share menu opens, bringing back a familiar and reliable user experience. [ Key Features ] - Automatic menu reordering: Automatically reorders “Copy link” above “Send via Chat” in the dropdown menu that appears when you click the post's share button. - Prevents accidental clicks: The frequently used ‘Copy Link’ option is always pinned to the top, preventing accidental clicks on ‘Send to Chat’. - Preserves original functionality: Instead of merely changing the visual position via CSS, it moves the DOM nodes associated with the click actions within the same parent container. This ensures that the original functions of each button are never mixed up. - Simultaneous Korean and English Support: Supports menu labels in both languages, ensuring consistent behavior even for international users. - Fully Local Operation · No Permissions Required: Communicates with no external servers, requires no special permissions, and performs all processing entirely within the user’s browser. Translated with DeepL.com (free version)
Jun 3, 2026
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