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Allows you to easily see and copy hidden anchors within a webpage.
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Ever wanted to copy a hidden anchor in a page and had trouble finding it?
Use this tool to reveal hidden anchors in webpages.
TO USE:
Right click an open webpage, and chose "Show Anchors". A small icon will appear next to the location of each hidden anchor in your current page. Simply click the anchor icon to copy the direct link to your clipboard.
SHORTCUTS:
- Ctrl+Shift+A will toggle anchors on the current tab.
- Alternatively, pressing the "Esc" button will hide the anchor icons on the current tab if they are visible.
CHANGELOG:
Version 1.8 - Squashed a bug that caused the Show Anchors icon to function improperly when hovering/clicking-to-copy.
Version 1.7 - Added ability to see any element with an "id" attribute, not just specifically anchor html elements, as was the case in previous versions
Version 1.6 - Fixed issues with the context menu after Chrome update
Version 1.4 - Anchors are kept inline to prevent the page from scrolling when exposing anchors. Hovering over them brings them to the front to easily copy the link to the clipboard.
PERMISSIONS:
Show Anchors requires access to data on all websites solely for the purpose of adding the icon to the page. No personal or browsing information is stored by this extension.
Latest reviews
- (2021-04-16) Thomas Mayer: Not user friendly, not configurable.
- (2020-02-06) RootWebGod: Show Anchors extension version 1.7 does not appear to function at all for me in Google Chrome version 80.0.3987.87 (Official Build) (64-bit) on macOS Mojave version 10.14.6 (18G3020). As an alternative, the Display #Anchors extension version 1.4 does work for me in the same browser version.
- (2019-04-24) Paul Weiss: Works great for me! Vivaldi 2.5.1504.6, which is using Chrome 73.0.3683.88.
- (2018-05-23) frank ho: Not work(my chrome is 66), there is no related context menu when I right click on web page
- (2018-02-03) Vince Aggrippino: It worked the first time I tried it, but not after that. e.g. Any page on Mozilla Developer Network.
- (2015-10-05) John Cassidy: This used to work. It's been a long time since I've seen it work on a page. I'm uninstalling.
- (2015-08-14) Jason King: Doesn't work :(
- (2014-12-09) Andrei: Doesn't even work on Wikipedia.
- (2014-11-14) Leo Ufimtsev: I liked it when it worked. Unfortunatley now it doesn't work. Running Chrome under Fedora 21 Linux. Similar extension "Display #Anchors" works thou.
- (2014-04-13) Didn't even find the anchors on Wikipedia articles. Useless.
- (2014-02-18) Loong Jin Chow: This extension doesn't support <foo id="..."> fragment links.
- (2013-12-09) John McCarthy: Excellent extension. I usually have to dig for anchors myself, and this greatly simplifies creating exact links.
- (2013-09-16) Stephen Eastridge: Doesn't work for me. I right click and select "show anchors" and get a few. I can open same page in Firefox and do show anchors and see dozens. Wish it would work as I use this frequently.
- (2013-09-08) Maarte n: Doesn't show anything, tried CTRL+SHIFT+A and pressing the button.
- (2013-09-05) Анастасия Секерко: good but i need option to "allways on" show anchors
- (2013-06-04) Jesse Glick: Did not consistently work in my experience. Have fallen back to Inspect Element context menu item.
- (2012-12-12) Use this everyday for work. Brilliant.
- (2012-11-23) Gaëtan Lehmann: I've wanted this feature for so long! It works just great. Thanks!
- (2012-09-14) Jörg von Frantzius: Works for <a> tags, but not for id attributes, which can equally be used in URLs separated with "#". Would it be possible to also support id attributes? It would be totally awesome, and a unique feature as far as I can tell, if a vertical navigation view could be displayed for headings that have anchors, with indentation according to heading level, like in Word's document structure viewer. Thanks for the extension!
- (2012-05-30) Much needed. Can't believe an extension like this didn't exist yet. A++++ would download again.