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Convert URLs in the text into links. Converts a non-clickable URL into a link. URLs that are not simply links or that omit the "h" and more will become clickable. In dynamic web applications such as Twitter (X), please enable "Observe page changes" for optimal usage. Testing page: https://raw.githubusercontent.com/heppokofrontend/chrome-extension-convert-url-text-to-links/refs/heads/main/text.txt * I am not responsible for any problems that may occur as a result of accessing links activated by this browser extension. ## v1.1.1 - Improve: The extension now injects itself into already-open tabs automatically on install, update, or re-enable, so you no longer need to reload pages after installation. ## v1.1.0 - Fix: Trailing periods, colons, question marks, and closing parens are no longer swallowed into the URL. Added a "Trim trailing punctuation" option to pick the trim level (none / period / period + colon / period + colon + question (default) / all). - Improve: Any non-standard scheme missing a colon (e.g. `hoge//example.com`) now gets the colon inserted into `href` (previously only `http` / `https`). - Improve: DOM change observation is now scoped to the mutated subtree instead of re-scanning the whole page, so pages with heavy dynamic updates stay responsive. - Require Chrome 120 or later. ## v1.0.4 - Change JP name to "クリックできない URL をクリックできるようにするやつ" ## v1.0.3 - Change font color of converted links to inherit - Update regular expression to support "@" ## v1.0.2 - Fix to use default objest as saveData ## v1.0.1 - Change to be able to converted links in clickable elements - Fix bug to not convert in textarea ## v1.0.0 - Stable release
Jul 9, 2026
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