Link auto-detect not working

Hi. I have always loved the link auto-detect feature in FRD but lately it has stopped working. Now, with clipboard monitoring on, it will only add a link if I copy the actual hyperlink on the page, which means I can no longer copy multiple links on a page and have them all added to FRD in one go.

I have tried deleting the config files and re-installing but that hasn't cured it. Any ideas..?

We haven't changed anything related to this, so I guess it's something on your end. Have you changed your browser for example? I know for example that if you copy text that contains a link in Internet Explorer, FRD picks up the destination of the link. In other browsers, FRD can only pick up the text of the link.

It did happen after I re-installed windows. But I have always used Firefox and I'm pretty sure it used to work with that. I just tried in IE and it is not working there either...

what's the page you try to copy links from?

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For example any of the Filepost links on boxset.ru, or Uploaded links on rlsbb.com. Even on pages such as this:
[nfo.rlsbb.com]
I used to be able to select just half a line and copy it and it would detect the full link, now I have to select the full line.

It works fine to me.
Try to install this extension to firefox [yellow5.us]

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I don't think that extension wil help, the problem is with plain text which has a hyperlink associated with it. FRD used to detec the "hidden" link when I copied the text.

Besides, it is not working in Internet Explorer either...

I installed the linkificator plugin but it hasn't changed anything. Is there any way to debug the progrm to see why it's not seeing the links (smart clipboard monitoring?)

I tested copying the second post here [wordrider.net] in Opera and Internet Explorer, and FRD picked up the link targets in both cases. So this does not work for you? And it does work if you right click the links and choose "copy link address" or such?

Yes, that's exactly what's happening.