Solved Copy Page Title

[sckirklan]

Add Copy Page Title to the Tab Context Menu

Many image and pdf downloads use a name that doesn't mean anything to human language when stashed on a CDN. It would be helpful if there was a way to copy the page title from right clicking the page or right clicking the tab. Another helpful possibility might be to have a checkbox in the save/save as dialog that would allow you to replace the item being downloading with the title of the page that called the GET.

Since a picture is worth a thousand words, here's an example showing flickr's filename that would make a better password than a filename describing the contents;

Basically I'm interested in a streamlined way to snag the page title, without opening source or dev tools, so I can replace the filename when I save as; or a checkbox in the save as dialog that would replace the filename with the page title of the referrer.

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ModEdit: Title

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selfEdit: thing i forgot

I neglected to mention that it would preferably need to remove chars invalid for filenames and possibly replace spaces with hyphens or underscores.

[pafflick]

This could be solved with a command chain:

Command 1: Open Link in Current Tab
Command Parameter: javascript:navigator.clipboard.writeText(document.title);

Alternatively, add this as the Command Parameter, in order to preserve the URL in the address field:
javascript:navigator.clipboard.writeText(document.title);history.replaceState({},"",location.href);

The command chain can be added to a context menu, as well as being assigned to a keyboard shortcut or a mouse gesture. Learn more about command chains. Check out more command chain recipes from our community.

[A Former User]

hey, @pafflick , I think javascript can do this, like rename the tabs, which can added to context menu.

you can ask one of the devs, if they can help.

[shifte]

@juanvase

Copy Title

javascript:(function(){e = document.createElement('textarea');e.textContent = document.title;document.body.appendChild(e);e.select();document.execCommand('copy');e.remove();})();

Copy URL

javascript:(function(){e = document.createElement('textarea');e.textContent = document.URL;document.body.appendChild(e);e.select();document.execCommand('copy');e.remove();})();

reference URL：
https://2ndart.hatenablog.com/entry/2019/07/19/121348

[pafflick]

This could be solved with a command chain:

Command 1: Open Link in Current Tab
Command Parameter: javascript:navigator.clipboard.writeText(document.title);

Alternatively, add this as the Command Parameter, in order to preserve the URL in the address field:
javascript:navigator.clipboard.writeText(document.title);history.replaceState({},"",location.href);

The command chain can be added to a context menu, as well as being assigned to a keyboard shortcut or a mouse gesture. Learn more about command chains. Check out more command chain recipes from our community.

[drkh]

@pafflick

This is very nice. I have put the command chain in tab's context menu.

But it can only work with HTTPS sites, not with HTTP sites, such as the following:

http://www.voxy.co.nz/

http://www.maplelinefarm.com/

http://www.zamandairyfarm.com.my

[yashpalgoyal1304]

@pafflick said in Copy Page Title:

Alternatively, add this as the Command Parameter, in order to preserve the URL in the address field:
javascript:navigator.clipboard.writeText(document.title);history.replaceState({},"",location.href);

HI!

This used to work, but ain't working now, I guess the update broke it, 'm thinking maybe due to Manifest v3 or smth maybe.

'm currently on Vivaldi 5.5.2805.48 (Stable channel)
i was on Vivaldi 5.2.2623.41 (Stable channel)

Can u please post an updated working solution?

[aminought]

@yashpalgoyal1304 Here: https://forum.vivaldi.net/post/729540