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ServiceNow Neat Little Trick for Quickly Grabbing a Breadcrumb Query (SNUtils)

 ServiceNow Neat Little Trick for Quickly Grabbing a Breadcrumb Query (SNUtils)


for copy paste purposes

I've noticed by double clicking the breadcrumb the query comes up in a box, pretty cool
(note am currently on a Mac so left double clicking)


hey presto...box appears!




see my other posts on SNUtils

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  1. Anonymous22 June 2023 at 02:26

    Hey Ruen, that is a SNUtils function not OOTB/SNC. Anyway love your blog, 'we' seem to be just behind on the same features you work on so the hints are great.

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  2. Ruen Smith18 July 2023 at 10:51

    ah yes! thank you for pointing that out

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