https://www.stuartd.co.uk/ · Developer Tools
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getURL extracts the query parameters of the clicked link and displays them in a popup table. About getURL getURL extracts the values of the clicked link and displays them in a popup table. This tool makes it simpler to test and see the values presented as the query string. --- How does it work? It's as simple as Right Click > getURL on any link. Open up the Extension popup window and you will be greeted with the parameters in a nicely formatted table. You can now even export the parameters to both CSV and TSV format, simply visit the Export Tab. --- Version: 1.1.0 - Updated getURL to Manifest V3, keeping it working in current versions of Chrome. - Fixed the Preview URL double encoding parameter values when a row was unselected and selected again. - Fixed CSV and TSV exports breaking into extra columns when a parameter value contained a comma or a quote. - Fixed the DevTools sidebar failing to read links with a relative address. - Fixed clicking the empty area of the History list throwing an error. Version: 1.0.9 - Added settings system. - Added DevTools functionality from GitHub merge request. Version: 1.0.8 - Updated the overall styling of the extension. - Added a multiple tab system to see different sections of the extension. - Added export functionality to both Tab and CSV. - Added a new "Full URL" preview on the getURL tab, this will show the full URL without the need to select or alter the query parameters. General code clean up.
Sep 1, 2026
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