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When I want to share a link that "jumps" to a specific position in a page I can do it with the link + #some_id.
Example: http://www.w3.org/TR/html401/struct/links.html#h-12.2.3
In order to find the ID I open the Chrome Developer Tools (F12) and search for a name or id attribute.
Is there a Chrome extension that highlights name or id attributes so it will be quicker to find them?
Or maybe even with a 'copy' button that construct the link automatically.
I haven't tried it yet (but will do now):
Occasionally I want to link to specific section of a web page. Previously, I would bring up the source of the web page to see if there was a named anchor tag for the section in question, then I would manually add the anchor name as the URL fragment. Recently, however, I learned that any element with an ID attribute can act as a link target. It's only been stated in the HTML 4 specification like forever. :-)
http://programmaticallyspeaking.com/a-chrome-extension-for-easy-id-linking.html
From 2called-chaos's answer I came to this Chrome extension which works fine for now:
