Windows 7: How do I collect all links on a web page

Is there a way to collect all the links on a web page using Windows 7 (and preferably Chrome)?

For example, I want to send a tutoring student a link to all the angles worksheets which are linked to on this page.



Now, I could get each one by right-click, copy address, tab to my email window, and paste. But there are about 36 links I want (and I don't want to send a link to the page, so they don't have to look for what's needed). How can I collect them into one _something-or-other_ which I can paste into an email?

I tried DownThemAll, but it will only download the files. I merely want the links.

Thanks,
Jeff

You can use Notepad++ (Notepad++ Home) to search the page source for hyperlinks using regular expressions (something I can't help with), but that would still be a copy/paste job for each match, I imagine.

However, by now you could have just done it the long way :P

if you use firefox, you can right click the page and select view page info, the links should be in a list and you can click the first one hold the shift key and click the last one to highlight them all ,then right click and copy.
there will be other info there but hopefully you will see the links all together in a group

edit: just had a look on firefox addons page this looks promising.

https://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/fir...-links/?src=ss

True, but I have to do this kind of thing pretty often.

By chance I discovered that you can click and drag the link from one page into the email page (at least using Chrome, you can). I'll have to investigate Notepad++

Good tip. Thanks.