How to use:
Paste the code into the console, then enter, and a button will appear in the upper-left corner to switch to the next page by clicking the button. Although the method may be low, but I really do not want to change the address bar that number, too bad choice.
function last () { var href=window.location.href; var line=href.lastindexof ('/'); var dot=href.lastindexof ('. '); var con=href.slice (0,line+1); var last=href.slice (dot); var num=href.slice (Line+1,dot)/1+1; Console.log (con+num+last); Window.location.href=con+num+last;} function Appchild () { var btn = document.createelement ("input");//js new element Btn.onclick = last;//Add a click event to an element btn.setattribute ("type", "button");//element plus attribute btn.setattribute ("value", "next");//Add attribute to Element btn.style.position = "fixed";//js set style btn.style.top = "20px";//js set style Btn.style.left = "20px";//js set style btn.style.width= "100px";//js set style btn.style.height = "30px";//js set style btn.style.fontSize = "20px";// JS Set style Btn.style.color = "Red";//js set style btn.style.fontWeight = "bold";//js set style Document.body.appendChild (BTN);//Put the element into the body tag inside the}appchild ();
Save the Address bar file name a small tool with sequential pictures or web pages