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I wanted to copy and paste the name of the park from the Times of India article so I could see the location in Google Maps, but the Times of India injects their
by alister 1mo ago
I wanted to copy and paste the name of the park from the Times of India article so I could see the location in Google Maps, but the Times of India injects their URL into anything you try to copy. Such antisocial behavior. And I can't believe that browsers (Firefox in my case) even permit this. Is there ever a legitimate web-design reason to override copy or Ctrl^C?
- nottorp 1mo agoMost of the time the legitimat web-design reason for user hostile behaviour is marketing/monetizing/spyware. Morally legitimate, you ask? :)