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This is my first exposure to "user-select: none" and it strikes me as a copy control mechanism. Is that the only reason for this, or are their other use cases?
by pc2g4d 12y ago
This is my first exposure to "user-select: none" and it strikes me as a copy control mechanism. Is that the only reason for this, or are their other use cases?
- tekromancr 12y agoOff the top of my head, I could imagine it being useful to prevent accidental selection of text in, say, a paint app or something. *I may be misinterpreting the purpose, however.
- giovannibajo1 12y agoVery useful for kiosks where people interact with a screen and have no clue they are using a maximized browser. Selecting text of labels is not expected in a "native" app