UrlPlug

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Last Update: 2013-03-07

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UrlPlug provides link-browsing and editing for URL named resources in Eclipse. The UrlPlug view allows you to integrate filesystem and world-wide-web resources, and browse seamlessly between them. Useful for developers of web apps and content.

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