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Using Links With Highlights On Mac and iPhone
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I’m not seeing that context option on Mac using latest OS 15.2
Just “copy link"
Greg: If you see "copy link" that means you have a link selected. Select some regular text instead.
belay that. I see I have to select the text to be highlighted (Doh).
Gary, do websites have to be set up for this to work? On sites like Wikipedia, it works as you explained (though on my Oct. 2021 14" MacBook Pro running macOS 15.2, I only get the "Copy Link with Highlight” option on the contextual menu, not as an item in the menu bar Edit menu). On some other websites, I don’t get the option at all, hence my question whether a website has to be set up to allow this.
Daniel: No, it doesn't depend on the site. But I suppose some sites could have things that interfere with text selection, and then that would make it hard for the feature to work. Hard to say without an example.
Well, for instance it doesn't work on my own site, (https://www.kiechle.com), and I'm not doing thing to prevent selections—I wound't know how.
Daniel: Not sure why it doesn't work there, but I'm guessing it may have to do with the use of frames or something on those pages. I didn't see a single div tag in the code there.
Thanks bunches