SecondLife SLURL to Viewer URI

This add-on transforms SecondLife SLURLs to direct SecondLife URI links, this increases your productivity since you don't have to open a new tab, click a button inside and close it. Now you just click and go to the destinations you'd like to go!

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What is SecondLife SLURL to Viewer URI?

SecondLife SLURL to Viewer URI is a Firefox add-on by Entropia. This add-on has 20 daily active users The latest version, 1.1, was updated 3 years ago.

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By: Entropia

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Users: 20 ▼ -1

Version: 1.1 (Last updated: 2020-06-26)

Creation date: 2020-06-26

Weekly download count: NaN

Firefox on Android: Yes

Manifest version: 2

Size: 9.67K

Risk impact: High risk impact

Risk likelihood: Low risk likelihood

Other platforms

Not available on Chrome

Not available on Edge

ChromeStats Rank

# 17492 ▼ 26

Other rankings

#53 in life keyword ▲ 1

#62 in destination keyword ▲ 1

#110 in viewer keyword ▼ 3

#182 in lift keyword ▼ 1

#187 in transform keyword ▼ 3

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Summary

If you navigate on SecondLife websites, perhaps you have noticed that you need to click on map links to visit places in-world, usually on a new tab, and then click again on a button there to finally open the destination on your viewer, this is tiring!

This extension solved that by directly transforming a SLURL to a URI link, for example:

This SLURL here: https://maps.secondlife.com/secondlife/Nangrim/128/128/30
Would be transformed to this URI: secondlife://Nangrim/128/128/30

This way you'd save the struggle of having to open a new browser tab, clicking on the link inside, and then closing it, enough of that! Now go directly to the place you are interested on :)

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