How to Test:
- Make sure the LinkSelect extension is loaded in Chrome
- Open the browser console (F12) to see debug messages
- Press the ‘z’ key to activate the extension
- You should see a blue overlay appear
- Click and drag over any group of links below
- Release the mouse to copy the links
- Paste into a text editor or spreadsheet to see the results
Popular Websites
Google – Search Engine
GitHub – Code Hosting Platform
Stack Overflow – Q&A for Developers
Reddit – Social News Aggregation
YouTube – Video Sharing Platform
Development Tools
MDN Web Docs – Web Development Documentation
W3Schools – Web Development Tutorials
Visual Studio Code – Code Editor
Node.js – JavaScript Runtime
NPM – Package Manager
News Sites
BBC News – British Broadcasting Corporation
CNN – Cable News Network
New York Times – Newspaper
The Guardian – British Daily Newspaper
Reuters – News Agency
Social Media
Facebook – Social Networking
Twitter – Microblogging Platform
Instagram – Photo Sharing
LinkedIn – Professional Networking
TikTok – Short Video Platform
Cloud Services
AWS – Amazon Web Services
Google Cloud Platform
Microsoft Azure
DigitalOcean – Cloud Hosting
Heroku – Platform as a Service
Design Resources
Figma – Design Tool
Sketch – Design Tool
Adobe – Creative Cloud
Canva – Graphic Design Platform
Dribbble – Design Community
Learning Platforms
Udemy – Online Courses
Coursera – Online Learning
edX – Online Courses
Pluralsight – Technology Learning
Khan Academy – Free Education
Video Streaming
Netflix – Streaming Service
Hulu – Streaming Platform
Disney+ – Disney Streaming
HBO Max – Premium Streaming
Prime Video – Amazon Streaming
E-commerce
Amazon – Online Marketplace
eBay – Auction Site
Etsy – Handmade Marketplace
Shopify – E-commerce Platform
Walmart – Retail Shopping
Communication Tools
Slack – Team Communication
Zoom – Video Conferencing
Discord – Chat Platform
Microsoft Teams – Collaboration
Google Meet – Video Meetings
Productivity Tools
Notion – All-in-One Workspace
Trello – Project Management
Asana – Work Management
Monday.com – Work Operating System
Evernote – Note Taking
🎯 Testing Auto-Scroll
This page is intentionally long to test auto-scrolling!
To test:
- Press ‘z’ to activate the extension
- Start dragging near the top
- Move your cursor to the bottom edge of the browser window
- The page should automatically scroll down
- Move cursor to the top edge to scroll back up
- Release to copy all selected links
Troubleshooting:
– If nothing happens when you press ‘z’, check the console for errors
– Make sure you’re not in a text input field when pressing ‘z’
– Try refreshing the page and reloading the extension
– Check that the extension is enabled in chrome://extensions/