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Copies file paths from GitHub PR conversation pages # Title GitHub PR Path Copier # Short Description Easily copy file paths from GitHub PR conversation pages with convenient copy buttons next to file links. # Detailed Description GitHub PR Path Copier is a lightweight extension that makes copying file paths from GitHub Pull Request conversation pages effortless. It adds copy buttons next to file links in PR comments, allowing you to copy file paths to your clipboard with a single click. # Key Features - One-click file path copying - Clean interface matching GitHub's design - Instant visual feedback on copy - Automatically works on PR conversation pages - Minimal permissions required # How to Use 1. Install the extension 2. Navigate to any GitHub Pull Request 3. Look for copy icons next to file links 4. Click to copy the file path # Privacy & Security - No data collection - Clipboard write permission only - Works exclusively on GitHub PR pages - No external services used # Perfect for - Developers reviewing PRs - Team members sharing file references - Anyone working with GitHub code reviews The extension is lightweight, fast, and follows GitHub's design patterns to provide a seamless experience. # Category Developer Tools # Keywords github, pull request, file path, copy, clipboard, productivity
Jan 21, 2025
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