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Copy links, selections, or page URLs as relative paths. Right-click, click toolbar, or use shortcuts for cleaner internal links. Copy Relative Link is a lightweight productivity tool for anyone who manages website content — from marketers and bloggers to web developers and content editors. When working across multiple browser tabs or content management systems (CMS), it’s common to copy links directly from a live or preview version of a site. But doing so often grabs the entire absolute URL, including the domain — like: https://preview.example.com/products/widgets That might work temporarily, but it can cause long-term problems: 🔗 Broken links if your domain changes 🧪 Preview/staging URLs leaking into production content ❌ Inconsistent linking across your site Version 2 expands the original “Copy Relative Link” feature with powerful new options: Copy Relative Link — Right-click any link to copy only the relative path (/products/widgets). Copy Selection (Relative Links) — Right-click highlighted content to copy it with all internal <a> and <img> URLs converted to relative paths (domain matches current page, excluding subdomains). Copy Current Page Path — Click the toolbar icon to copy the current page’s relative URL. Keyboard Shortcuts — All features are available instantly via customizable shortcuts: Copy link under cursor: ⌘⇧L / Alt+Shift+L Copy selection (relative): ⌘⇧S / Alt+Shift+S Copy current page path: ⌘⇧U / Alt+Shift+U Use it when: Adding internal links in a CMS Writing Markdown or HTML for blogs Working in staging or preview environments Ensuring your site uses clean, portable, and domain-agnostic links No fluff, no configuration — just a faster, cleaner way to get the link you actually need.
Aug 17, 2025
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