The way too long link was not "clickable", so I had to copy and paste it and remove some whitespace. However, the text "namespace" was quite easy to select, as

The way too long link was not "clickable", so I had to copy and paste it and remove some whitespace. However, the text "namespace" was quite easy to select, as the terminal makes selecting text easy (not all terminals are so well designed, but I tend to avoid such terminals) so there is no "clicking" as a mouse jockey might understand it. The modern web with a modern browser? That's been bad for years, maybe closing in on two decades. Too many geegaws that are at best useless distractions and at worst actively hinder useful things, such as selecting text from a page. Maybe there needs to be a "kill the links and javascript and CSS" mode, something like the reader mode I've heard about? For github I usually clone the repository and have at it with cli tools, for anything more involved than "page around trying to find the README text placed helpfully somewhere towards the bottom of the page that may describe what the repository is about". Command line tools generally have a lower enshittification rate than the modern web, though I have heard stories about ads being added to certain linux tools. There are no technical reasons why pop-ups and annoying animations couldn't be added to a modern terminal program, and maybe even selecting text can be made difficult by making everything mouseable, for those of you who haven't compiled mouse support out of your terminal.