Copy Relative URL

Copy Relative URL adds a "Copy Relative URL" option to Chrome's right-click menu whenever you right-click a link. Instead of copying the full URL (https://staging.example.com/services/family-law/), it copies just the path (/services/family-law/) — no protocol, no domain. Why you need it: When building internal links on staging or development sites, hard-coding the staging domain into a link means it breaks (or points to the wrong environment) once the site goes live. Root-relative URLs avoid that entirely — they work identically on staging, dev, and production. What it preserves: Query strings and anchors carry through automatically. https://staging.example.com/attorneys/?location=minnesota#results becomes /attorneys/?location=minnesota#results. How it works: Right-click any link on any page Click "Copy Relative URL" Paste anywhere — you get the path, query string, and anchor, nothing else The popup also includes a manual converter: paste any full URL and convert it without needing a live link to right-click. Who it's for: web developers, content implementers, and agencies building or migrating sites across staging/production environments. Privacy: Copy Relative URL runs entirely in your browser. It reads only the specific link URL you interact with, converts it locally, and places the result on your clipboard. Nothing is stored, tracked, or sent to any server. Built by PSM Marketing (psm-marketing.com).