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I will. I said to another person, I hesitated because I personally like to double click the word text to copy it, and that gets in the way, but enough people ha
by simonsarris 4y ago
I will. I said to another person, I hesitated because I personally like to double click the word text to copy it, and that gets in the way, but enough people have asked for it.
- teknopaul 4y agoDouble click to copy/highlighting word. Single click to follow link?
- deopot 4y agoMaybe you could put an icon next to the word that copies it to the clipboard when clicked. Some websites use an image of a piece of paper with a top corner folded over to indicate this is the copy button.
- VTimofeenko 4y agoMay I suggest the inverse - an icon with a link? That way the original "double-click and copy word" use case gets preserved
- divbzero 4y agoI would second vtimofeenko’s suggestion to use an icon with a link to preserve double-click-to-copy.
- blast 4y agoI understand the wish but I think that would spoil the elegant design.
- gnfargbl 4y agoFor a site like this, which has a very clear single function and which people are likely to visit again and again, it might be justifiable to have a small control somewhere on the page which switches all of the results between click-to-link and click-to-copy. Each person is likely to have a fixed individual preference, so if you store that preference in a functional cookie then everybody gets their own way. Or, as your site would have it, their druthers.