On 3/28/03 9:51 PM, Timothy Virkkala posted: >cbirds, you wrote: > >> Why not just click on the webmaster link? > >1. It's often not easy to find. > >2. It's often not visible on the page I'm on. > >3. It's too much trouble - I haven't made template letter excoriating the >scripter for his/her bad script. > >Obviously, (3) is pretty easy to solve: just add some templates to >Musashi... But hey I want this to be easyEasyEASY! > >The idea of mine (expressed in the original post, and somewhat above) that >strikes me as most worthwhile is a tool that would allow me to drop an icon >onto a Web page and retrieve all the mailto addresses on that page, >including hidden ones, and all those on associated pages on that >website.... and then select the one I want and send an email.
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