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Link Gopher is a Firefox extension that enables you to extract, sort and display all the links to every page from your current web browser. Here's how to get it:
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Visit the extension page, select and install it.
In the newly opened dialog window, just choose one of the available options and hit the Install button.
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Open up a page.
Click on the link icon located next to your name in the navigation bar on the top.
Now, you should see the link area.
Select one of the sorting modes to display only the links you need, or another option to view those you prefer.
After you've selected your setting preferences, just hit the Extract All Links button located next to the link area.
Now, you can go back to the site you were viewing, and the links to every page will be displayed in the new tab in alphabetical order.
After you finish viewing the links, just click the Search link located next to the link area. A dialog window opens, displaying all the URLs matching your keywords.
Click on one of the links, and it will open in your browser window, bringing you to the target site.
I tested this Add-On to find out how it works and how it can be used. My test went well. It worked flawlessly.
Links Gopher is easy to use. All the above steps are fairly easy to follow. This Add-On has a new mode for easily locating the links to every page on a website, which I tested out. I found that it worked very well, but not everyone will like the new way to display the links to every page.
Yes, this Add-On has a new mode for easily locating the links to every page on a website. This may be the most helpful feature of the addon for many users. It makes finding the links to every page on a website much easier.
How to use this Add-on
As mentioned earlier, this addon displays all the links to every page on a website in a new tab. You will need to follow the steps to use this Add-on.
Some users have found that this addon is not very useful. So this addon is not useful for every user.
Even so, this addon is easy to use. All you have to do is follow the steps to use this addon. It will work for you.
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Link Gopher is a Firefox extension that helps you navigate and extract links from a site.
It's intended to both support those who are building web resources and to help webmasters to ensure a solid navigation of their websites.
Note: This extension is based on the link:gopher:// link-gopher.github.io/
Website: link:gopher://link:gopher.github.io/
Bugs: This extension is still in beta testing, so some bugs may exist and its future is yet to be determined.
Compatibility: Link Gopher is compatible with all Firefox version (currently between 3.0 and 46.0) and it works with Windows, Linux, and Mac.
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Industrialised countries grew by 13.9% in the 1990s, emissions grew by 4.5% and emissions from agriculture grew by 1.4%.
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