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Quickly Jump to Un-Linked Hyperlinks

You can file this one in the folder of annoying things you find on the Web.  Not to slip into Andy Rooney here, but don’t you hate it when you find a super long link you’d like to visit but it is not hyperlinked?  You have to copy, paste, open a new tab and then navigate to it.  It should be a simpler task to tackle and thankfully the Copy and Go extension for Firefox makes it an easy thing to do.

Copy and Go!

Here is what the developer of the extension has to say about Copy and Go:

With this add-on you just need to mark the link, and choose Copy and Go from the right click menu. The add-on will simply copy the marked text URL, and will open it on a new tab. That’s it!

This makes for a great addition to any Firefox installation you might have.  You can pick up Copy and Go on the Firefox Add-ons site.

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  • Kripa
    Speaking of opening in a new tab... I'm really dying to get an add-on that would give me a simple button: "Open New Tab Next to Current Tab". Being able to open a new link next to the current tab is great, but I would love to be able to do the same with tabs.
  • Mantish
    I think better the approach of Linkification works better: https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/190
  • I think, even better and faster than that one is the "Easy DragToGo" extension (https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/search...).

    You can, by example, drag your selected hyperlink up and it's going to open it in a new focused tab, or down to an unfocused one.
  • You could of course just drag the selected URL to either the address or tab bar.
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