Track Package

Track Package was started in mid-2005 by me, Dave Kahler. I tend to get a lot of packages, and was always annoyed at the copy-and-paste routine when an email didn`t link up the tracking link for me. I decided to Attempt a Firefox extension to fix this annoyance. A few days later, v0.1 of Track Package was born. I posted it on Mozilla`s Extensions page with the Hope that others would find it as useful as I did. Since then, I`ve received lots of emails from people grateful for not having to go through that annoying routine anymore. To everyone who has sent one of these emails, thank you. They`re what keep me motivated to continue improving the extension. See the other pages on this website for more information on the extension. Here is a list of all features in the latest build of the extension: * Supports the following carriers by Default: UPS, FedEx, DHL, USPS, Canada Post, Purolator. * Adds "Track Package" context menu option when highlighted text that matches a regular expression is clicked ("smart-sense"). * Option to add explicit carriers to the context menu ("non-smart-sense"). * Option to open tracking number pages in a new window or a new tab. * Tracking History. * Toolbar button to automatically link all tracking numbers on the current page. * User-customizable regular expressions and URL strings. * Google Maps tracking via PackageMapping.com. * Reading/Updating regular expression and URL definitions from a file hosted on this site.