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| Really dumb OmniWeb deficiency Anyone else find it really stupid that in the context menu for highlighted text in OmniWeb there is no "copy" (to clipboard) option? I find it very unintuitive, having to go back and forth unnecessarily between the keyboard and mouse. |
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| I dont use OmniWeb but are you sure?? That would be toooooo stupid to be real! ![]()
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| I'm not at my computer right now (aka, I'm at work) so I can't check this -- Does OW copy the highlighted text with either the Edit menu or command-C? I know that OW works fine for recognizing control clicks on links, just wondering if it is missing the highlight altogether or it's just a problem with the context menu. |
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| i may be totally wrong about this, but i can t think of any macos software that ever had that feature. i don t think it s part of the apple HI guidelines. can you get a contextual menu and copy text in any macos apps? i always sort of thought that was a windows only feature. i do know that OmniWeb is very strict about following apple s HI guidelines, so perhaps it s apple you should be complaining about, not omniweb |
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| yep, i m wrong. TextEdit.app Mail.app do it. i didn t know OSX had that. i don t know why OmniWeb doesn t have it |
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| I'm at work myself (on a #$%^&* Dell), so I can't check this. But that image is showing the contextual menu for a web page, not for the highlighted text. I know I definitely have copied & pasted text from OW. Don't remember if there was any special trick to doing it, though.
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| of course you can still copy and such. you have to use command-C though, which means taking your hands off the mouse. i have been using macos for so long, that i am totally used to this, and comfortable with it, but i could totally understand that this would be annoying to someone who migrated from windows. correct me if i am wrong (again), but classic mac os didn t have this feature? i lost my OS9 disk a long time ago, so i haven t seen it in many months. |
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