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Last year, someone told me to download a feature that allowed me to highlight several rows of eggs from the Magistream Image-Free Hatchery to earn gold, while also helping others hatch their eggs. It really changed the game for me.

Unfortunately, my laptop died (actually its access to the internet died) and so I've had to replace it with a new one. Of course, I have to reinstall this gold mining feature, but for the life of me, I cannot recall its name. I did do a search for it here, but came up empty. I'm probably not using the right words.

Anyway, if someone can point me in the right direction, I will be eternally grateful! Thanks. :-D

Snap Links and Linkclump are the two that I'm familiar with; they're browser extentions for Chrome/Firefox. They do what you described.

Azima wrote:Snap Links and Linkclump are the two that I'm familiar with; they're browser extentions for Chrome/Firefox. They do what you described.

Thanks!

I discovered that Chrome no longer endorses Snap Links and Linkclump wants access to everything on my PC. I honestly do not recognize those two programs. However, I did find a thread where a program named Opera was mentioned regarding this topic. That actually sounds familiar. Comments welcomed. Thanks. :-D

Reinbeauchaser wrote:I discovered that Chrome no longer endorses Snap Links and Linkclump wants access to everything on my PC. I honestly do not recognize those two programs. However, I did find a thread where a program named Opera was mentioned regarding this topic. That actually sounds familiar. Comments welcomed. Thanks. :-D

Opera is a Browser like Chrome or Firefox.
I got a new PC and "lost" the feature to close all opened tabs, which was a Greasemonkey (another browser extension) script to close tabs.

Damn, I didn't knew Chrome threw Snaplinks out. It still works if you had it installed prior to that. Anyways, I think its still available for Firefox.

I don't think Snaplinks ever worked for Chrome. LinkClump is the Chrome extension (I'm looking at my extensions and LinkClump is the one I have on Chrome, w/ Snaplinks for Firefox).
Also LinkClump doesn't, do that? The only things it wants access to things related to the browser it's being used on (and I'm pretty sure those functions are tied it, you know, being able to open and load links from websites). Pretty sure Snaplinks would want the same. Plus, you can just turn things off if you don't want it doing things.

BBkat wrote:I don't think Snaplinks ever worked for Chrome. LinkClump is the Chrome extension (I'm looking at my extensions and LinkClump is the one I have on Chrome, w/ Snaplinks for Firefox).
Also LinkClump doesn't, do that? The only things it wants access to things related to the browser it's being used on (and I'm pretty sure those functions are tied it, you know, being able to open and load links from websites). Pretty sure Snaplinks would want the same. Plus, you can just turn things off if you don't want it doing things.

I definitely do have Snaplinks on Chrome though. And it works fine. I've never had Linkclump for Chrome though lol.