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by haasn
3610 days ago
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This feature already exists and you don't need a button for it. It's part of HTML metadata, specifically the <link rel="shortlink"> tag. You could either provide some sort of button to your browser to place this into the clipboard, or use an extension like pentadactyl to add a keyboard shortcut for it. (It's simply “y” by default - so copying URLs works like yanking in vim) |
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