Title: Unlock the Secret to Saving Time Online: The Ultimate Firefox Hack for Copying Multiple Texts in Seconds!
Are you tired of copying and pasting texts one by one on your Firefox browser? Do you want to know the ultimate Firefox hack that can help you copy multiple texts in seconds? If yes, then you are in the right place.
Firefox is an incredibly popular web browser known for its exceptional speed and security. However, most people are still unaware of the many features and hacks that it offers. One of the best hacks you can use is the multi-copy hack, which allows you to copy multiple texts simultaneously.
So, how do you use the multi-copy hack on Firefox? Follow the simple steps below:
Step 1: Open your Firefox browser and head to the Add-ons menu.
Step 2: Search for the Copy All Tab URLs add-on and click on the install button.
Step 3: Once the add-on is installed, click on its icon located in the Firefox toolbar.
Step 4: A new window will appear with all the URLs of the currently opened tabs. Choose the tabs you want to copy the text from and click on the “Copy Links” button.
Step 5: Open a new tab, right-click, and select “Paste and Go.”
Step 6: All the copied texts from the selected tabs will now appear in the new tab.
With these simple steps, you can now copy multiple texts simultaneously without wasting any time. This hack comes in handy when you want to gather information from various sources or extract data from a particular topic.
The multi-copy hack is not only time-saving but also convenient, especially for freelancers, academics, and professionals who spend most of their time doing research work.
In conclusion, Firefox offers many hacks and features that can help you run your online activities smoothly. The multi-copy hack is one of them, and it can save you a great deal of time and energy. Take advantage of this hack today and optimize your browsing experience for enhanced productivity.
Collecting data from the web can be a tedious task, and working from one web page to another can take a huge chunk of time that you do not have. When it comes to copying and pasting information from one place to another, it’s nice to know that there are tools out there to help lessen the time spent doing it.
For those who like copying text from multiple web pages at a time, it’s great to know that a Firefox add-on called Text MultiCopy makes the task faster and easier. The add-on allows you to copy multiple texts before saving it to the clipboard so you can paste them somewhere else all at the same time.
The add-on requires a restart after installation. Upon restarting, you can now start highlighting text from any webpage, and using the context menu (right-click), select “Text Multicopy” from the list. You can also use the shortcut key “Ctrl + Shift + F8.”
A pop-up will appear on the bottom right-hand side of the browser indicating that the text was copied along with the total number of copied content. In the example below, the pop up indicated that I had two copied pieces of content.
You can repeat the process for as many batches of text as you want. When you’re ready to paste, simply right-click and select “Save to Clipboard.” This is a very important step. Pasting the data won’t work unless this is done.
After clicking on “Save to Clipboard,” you can paste the data either by using the context menu again and selecting “Paste here,” which only works within the Firefox browser, or use the old Ctrl+V hotkey.
You can also paste the information outside of the browser and into other text editing software. If you’re pasting in a text editor or word processor, you can use the Ctrl+V hotkey instead.
Clicking on “Save to Clipboard” refreshes all saved data. If you accidentally click on this without the intention of pasting, you’ll lose all copied text you’ve saved before and will have to start over.
On the other hand, Multi Copy saves your copied data even when you exit the browser, and even if you didn’t click on “Save to Clipboard” yet. Whatever you’ve started copying, it is saved and remembered when you open the browser again. Any copying you do then will be added to existing copied data.
Here’s what the copied text looks like in Microsoft Word:
The link sources of the copied text are appended. In the example above, there are two batches of copied text each followed by their URLs. This seems to be a default format for pasting the information, and there appears to be no way of changing it.
This add-on is extremely functional and useful for multiple copying and pasting of text. The fact that it can save copied information even when Firefox is closed is its strongest feature. Although a little flexibility is welcome, this add-on can be indispensable for those who are serious about their curating of data and information from different source on the web.
Kim is a freelance tech writer who loves to explore mobile and web applications.Visit her blog, Kim The Writer, where she gives freelance writing advice.
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