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Description from extension meta
Prevent Trello from transforming your links in card descriptions, checklist items, and comments.
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The linkguard is on duty! Save your URLs from the Trello seas of change.
Do you get frustrated every time Trello changes a URL you type into comments, descriptions, checklists, and card titles from the link address into a page title and favicon? Tiny Power-Ups Club is here to save you.
Simply install the Link Preserver for Trello extension, select “Disable Atlassian Smart Links”, and watch those pesky Smart Links get rendered back to URLs.
Now you can go on and enjoy the rest of your day, just don’t forget to apply sunscreen.
Do you love Link Preserver For Trello? Check out our other Trello extensions and Power-Ups from The Tiny Power-Up Club like Quick Cards, External Share, Board Chat, Card Approvals, File Manager, and more!
Latest reviews
- (2023-08-23) Max Elman: Worked for many months but is no longer working in August 2023. Developer doesn't reply to emails. Bummer!
- (2022-12-27) Vivek Sancheti: Simple solution to a problem which should not have even existed. Thanks mate for taking time and making this solution.
- (2022-12-01) Eric Moss: Great extension when it works, but it hasn't worked for the past year or so.
- (2022-08-28) Евгений Сергеев: GOD LOVE YOU
- (2022-05-01) Jukka Hautakorpi: Does not work (2022-05)
- (2022-02-18) Marcin Kunert: Works like a charm. Thank you!
- (2021-12-17) Davide P.: Very useful!
- (2021-10-25) YASUHIRO YONEKURA: Amazing
- (2021-10-22) Jeff Hall: Amazing, works great!
- (2021-09-01) Paul Adam: Life saver!
Latest issues
- (2023-10-14, v:4.0.0) Christian M: Link Preserver in chrome stopped working
Link Preserver in chrome stopped working for me in September. Is there a fix planned? - (2021-09-29, v:4.0.0) Robert Rollins: This plugin doesn't seem to work at all...
I installed it, but Trello is still screwing with my links. Why isn't this plugin doing anything? Actually, to make sure I was reporting a real problem, I went ahead and dug deeper, and eventually found my issue. The *hidden by default* icon for this plugin in my address bar was concealing the "Disable Atlassian Smart Links" option. Turning that on made the plugin start working. I know the default hiding isn't your fault (it's Chrome being "helpful"), but could you at least make the "Disable Atlassian Smart Links" option set to "Yes" by default? When I install a plugin, I expect it to become immediately active, not sit there doing nothing until I do *another* action that Chrome insists I shouldn't even know about.
Statistics
Installs
713
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Rating
4.25 (12 votes)
Last update / version
2021-08-08 / 4.0.0
Listing languages
en