❓ Does anyone know of a #Firefox 
addon that shows the structure of the current webpage based on <h1>, <h2>, etc. elements as a table of contents in the sidebar?
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❓ Does anyone know of a #Firefox addon that shows the structure of the current webpage based on <h1>, <h2>, etc. elements as a table of contents in the sidebar?
[moved] Floppy 💾
in reply to [moved] Floppy 💾 • • •I've been looking for something like this for ages. If I had a habit of creating Firefox addons, I would have done it by myself already.
JavaScript hackery got me desired results as a pop-up window, but really a proper solution would be more pleasant.
Pixelcode Apps
in reply to [moved] Floppy 💾 • • •[moved] Floppy 💾
in reply to Pixelcode Apps • • •@pixelcodeapps I double-checked the reader mode and couldn't find a table of contents there. (But I think I also faintly recall having seen one there some time ago.)
Anyway, I agree, extracting the headline structure from a webpage is not difficult. Having anchor-links in a sidebar cannot be that complicated. I have seen more complicated things done in the sidebar.
Maybe it's a permissions problem, but I can't recall this having been a feature any time some years ago AFAICT.
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eivindmork
in reply to [moved] Floppy 💾 • • •Something like this? addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firef…
Disclaimer: I have never used this plugin, but it looks like it might be close to what you are looking for?
Smart TOC – Get this Extension for 🦊 Firefox (en-US)
addons.mozilla.org[moved] Floppy 💾
in reply to eivindmork • • •@eivindmork Thanks! Indeed that's pretty close and is usable. My hacky JavaScript solution is an uglier version of this.
Originally I hoped for an addon that would just occupy space in the browser-native sidebar. I think a table of contents is the prime example for a use case of the sidebar and I don't understand how noone uses it that way.