Select and Open Plain Text Non-Linked URLs in Firefox Like Chrome

Google chrome has this cool default feature where you can select a plain text url (non-linked) and right click to choose to open the link in a new tab. But, firefox doesn’t have this by default. Though any missing feature can be added installing by plugins, addons.
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# URL Link (Install) Select Open Non-Links in New Tab [Firefox Addon]

URL Link is a small Firefox and Thunderbird extension that allows you to select a non-URL in a mail/news message or web-page, and open it in a browser window.

In Chrome	In Firefox (with URL Link Addon)

For emails, it reconnects links in emails which have been broken across several lines, and also replaces spaces with the URL character code %20 so that you may follow emailed network ‘file:’ links (which it auto-detects from Windows "X:" or \\servdir references).
For web pages, it also allows you to select textual links/URLs in web pages or edit boxes, and follow them as if they were real links. It will also let you use actual links, and analyses mailto: links as well.
It analyses ‘mailto:’ links e.g., mailto:someone@somesite.com and can also ‘follow’ javascript: links that would otherwise generate a pop-up.
URL Link has a preferences dialogue allowing customization of the ‘not a proper URL’ sub-menu which converts, e.g., "sometext" to "www.sometext.com", so that locale-specific conversions can be added (like ‘www.*.co.uk’).

I discovered this extensions does more than just open plain text URLs in new tab. When you right-click on a plain text URL you are presented with these options (above) in your context menu. If you highlight a partial link (no http:// or www) or text you are presented with these options in your context menu.
Another, similar extension for Firefox is Plain Text Links (Link).