This is very impressive! Thanks Atnbueno! Development of this script will continue in the new board: This board will be read-only from now on. Removed support for Google's failed Origin Chip experiment Added workaround for runtime errors suggested by Kipp (in the old forum) a year ago
Better URL detection (thanks Larr圜 for the feedback) Now it works with Microsoft Edge (only tested via VM) and Slimjet (both suggestions by Kudos) Now it works with CoolNovo (blame Kudos ) and (probably) any other Chromium-based nested-window browsers Tested without problems in all AutoHotkey versions (U32, A32, U64) and also in Windows 8.1 Improved error messages in the hotkey example Faster in Chromium browsers: After the first use, successive queries are instantaneous (faster than DDE!) Thanks to XeroByte for the nudge -) I'd appreciate any feedback, particularly if it DOESN'T workĭownload: GetActiveBrowserURL.ahk See the current script in the new board: I've tested it successfully (on Win7 圆4 Spanish) with the following browsers: I even managed to extend my solution to cover Chromium-based browsers (like the new Opera), and even got it to work in Maxthon.Īnyway, the code below finds out the URL of the current (active) browser tab. uname's code depended on the language used in Windows (I use Win7 圆4 in Spanish) but I found out a workaround.
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Recent changes to Chrome invalidated the Chrome_OmniboxView workaround so I didn't knew how to get it until I saw uname's use of the ACC library ( Sean strikes again ). The best solution for quite sometime (IMHO) was Sean's DDE code but unfortunately Google Chrome doesn't support DDE. How to get the URL of the browser tab I'm using? The problem is quite common and there have been several scripts to tackle it here in the forum. Short version: The code below finds out the URL of the current (active) browser tab for most of the modern browsers.
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