Open currently active Chrome tab with Safari. Can be used with Textexpander or as a service

open_chrome_tab_with_safari.applescript

--
-- open currently active Chrome tab with Safari
-- forked from https://gist.github.com/3151932 and https://gist.github.com/3153606
--
property theURL : ""
tell application "Google Chrome"
  set theURL to URL of active tab of window 0
end tell

if appIsRunning("Safari") then
	tell application "Safari"
		tell front window
			open location theURL
		end tell
		activate
	end tell
else
	tell application "Safari"
		-- Safari not running, so start it
		do shell script "open -a \"Safari\""
		tell front window
			open location theURL
		end tell
		activate
	end tell
end if

on appIsRunning(appName)
	tell application "System Events" to (name of processes) contains appName
end appIsRunning

Thanks to @timarnold and @prenagha

if you add "close active tab of window 0 -- close active tab" after line 7, the script will close the currently active Chrome tab to avoid duplicated tabs across browsers.

I have saved this script in ~/Library/Services/ but when I right click in Chrome on an empty space in a window it does not appear in the service menu. However, it is always (?) visible under  -> Services -> General. How can I make it visible in Chrome's context menu? It is much more readily available there.

Furthermore, I would like a script that allowed me to right click on a link in Chrome and offer me to open the link in Safari. That is, it should not be necessary to first load the page in Chrome before I can open it in Safari. Is that possible?