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Yeah. You can prevent that too with a CSS property, but again, it’s not the default; you have to have enough time and attention to detail to go out of your way
by brundolf 5y ago
Yeah. You can prevent that too with a CSS property, but again, it’s not the default; you have to have enough time and attention to detail to go out of your way and handle it
- hedora 5y agoMy favorite feature in recent iOS is that you can defeat that CSS property by taking a screenshot and letting the phone OCR the image, then copy paste from the result. Disabling copy is abused by all sorts of apps. (Yelp street addresses are a prime offender.). I’m not convinced allowing it to be disabled is a net positive.
- brundolf 5y agoIt’s fairly essential for things like buttons and tabs that get tapped all the time and have mostly non-content text. But it does need to be used sparingly