Copy link address (Chrome or Safari) (Newbie alert)

[JMichaelTX]

@Luoto

I have managed to integrate this into my first macro that controls Chrome, checks for it to load and then execute the script, and append carriage return to the text afterwards in the file I want to store the link in.

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@Luoto

May I ask a supplementary question, and possibly get a guide to what to search for (or a modified solution)?

On another part of my planned larger macro I would like to fire the first link in my Gmail, to avoid needing to manually click the link and then start the (existing) macro, just removing one stage. There is no physical link name, so I cannot use the click link feature in KM. The link IS displayed within the (visible) email and always begins https://ift.tt/xxxxx where xxxxx will change dependent on the URL BUT IT IS THE ONLY visible text of ift.tt when I search on the page.

Generally it is preferred to start a new topic with a new question. But in this case it seems close enough to your OP that we'll try to answer here.

By now, you should know the drill:

Please post the HTML around the link of interest. Try to include a parent HTML element about it that has and "id" or "class" attribute.

It would also be helpful if you can post a screenshot of the region of the screen of the target link. You can blur any sensitive info, but try to leave as much as possible.