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Google Chrome Extensions
Feed and Snippets
Google Chrome Extensions
Linky - Version: 1.0.1
Opens all selected links that are currently highlighted in new tabs. Makes it easier to scan through many pages quickly.
Open All Selected Links - Version: 1.0.2
This extension will open all selected links in new tabs. Works the same as Linky except with this extension you only open selected links.
Reload All Tabs - Version: 1.0
Reloads all open tabs in one click. Useful if you are away from the computer for more than 5 minutes and your open pages expire. This extension will refresh all open tabs.
Type-ahead-find - Version: 0.2.7 - With this extension, you can find the name of the Land, Landmark, Establishment, etc. you want to purchase without having to scroll through the lists. Just go to the Build tab and click on the tab that contains the building you want to buy. Type the name of the building on the screen and the extension takes you right to it.
Snap Links Lite - Version: 1.2.2
Drag with right mouse button and open links. This extension is useful in the “Ranking” pages where there are three columns of data and all have links. You use the right mouse button to draw around the second column (you will see a red dot on the left hand side of the column, this is the link). Once you draw the box and let go, all the links will open up in separate tabs.
View Selection Source - Version: 1.0
View selection source in resizable popup. This extension lets you see the source codes for the links selected. You can then highlight, copy and paste to Word or Excel.
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Feed Backup and Snippets Instructions
This is based on using the Feed Backup Script developed by Lianore which we believe to be approved by the Developers.
1) Create a bookmark and name it Feed Backup. In Chrome: to create a bookmark, you to go Other Bookmarks on the top right side of your Google screen. Right click on the icon and select Add Page. A popup appears. Type the name of the bookmark “Feed Backup” and place the data below into the URL box then click OK. In Firefox or Internet Explorer: use Ctrl+D to create your new bookmark. Type the name of the bookmark “Feed Backup” and place the data below into the URL box then click OK.
2) Copy and paste the data below into the URL field of the bookmark and click OK
javascript:(function(){eval(function(p,a,c,k,e,d){e=function(c){return%20c.toString(36)};if(!''.replace(/^/,String)){while(c--){d[e(c)]=k[c]||e(c)}k=[function(e){return%20d[e]}];e=function(){return'\\w+'};c=1};while(c--){if(k[c]){p=p.replace(new%20RegExp('\\b'+e(c)+'\\b','g'),k[c])}}return%20p}('5%203=6.7(\'m\').o(\'a\');5%20c=p%20l();5%202=6.7(\'b\');9=\'\';d(!2){2=6.r(\'k\');2.h(\'j\',\'b\');6.7(\'s\').x(2)}z(5%20i=0;i<3.y;i++){d(3[i].4.8(\'f\')>-1&&3[i].u.4.8(\'v%20w\')==-1&&2.4.8(3[i].g(\'e\'))==-1){9+=c+\',\'+3[i].4.q(\'f%20t%20\',\'\')+\',\'+3[i].g(\'e\')+\'\\n\'}}2.4=2.4+9;',36,36,'||container|favorsLinks|innerHTML|var|document|getElementById|indexOf|text||feedOutput|today|if|href|mayor|getAttribute|setAttribute||id|pre|Date|app38075929120_feed||getElementsByTagName|new|replace|createElement|globalContainer|of|parentNode|connected|city|appendChild|length|for'.split('|'),0,{}));})();3) Go to your feed
4) Click on bookmarks and then on Feed Backup
5) Click Next (on your feed page)
6) Repeat step 5 and 4 (in that order) until you are done with all your feed
7) The script will create a list at the bottom of your feed page. Copy and paste the list into a .csv or .txt document.
8) You may now delete the feed pages you have backed up.
9) Open Excel and then open the .csv or .txt document you created.
10) A popup box will open, click on Delimited
11) Click Next
12) On Delimiters, click on “Comma” Only
13) On Text Qualifier, click on “None”
14) Click Next
15) Click Finish
16) You now have your feed (three columns)
17) On the fourth column type in the following
<a href="18) Copy and paste to all cells below.
19) On the fifth column type in the following
">Note: if you get links that are not clickable, try adding a ', like so
'">20) Copy and paste to all cells below.
21) On the sixth column type in the following
</a>22) Copy and paste to all cells below.
23) On the seventh column type in the following
=CONCATENATE(d1,c1,e1,b1,f1)24) Copy and paste to all cells below.
25) On the seventh column, you now have SNIPPETS!
26) Copy snippets and paste on your wall and send it to us!
If you highlight all the data in all columns, you can also sort in alphabetical order. Excel also has a function to remove all duplicates under the Data tab.
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