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If you’re having trouble copying content from a webpage and it keeps getting stuck, don’t worry—there’s a simple way to fix this. Sometimes, the “Copy” button doesn’t work properly, and you end up unable to copy what you need. Here’s an easy solution to get around that:
First, try to select the text manually. Click and hold your mouse button at the beginning of the text you want to copy, then drag your cursor to the end of the content. Once everything is highlighted, right-click and choose “Copy,” or press Ctrl + C (Cmd + C on a Mac).
If the copy button still isn’t responding, you can use your keyboard shortcuts. Highlight the text with your mouse, then press Ctrl + C (or Cmd + C). This bypasses the button and should copy the content directly to your clipboard.
In case that doesn’t work, there’s another trick. Open your browser’s developer tools by pressing F12 or right-clicking on the page and selecting “Inspect.” Then, find the section of code where the text lives, right-click it, and choose “Edit as HTML.” You can then copy the text directly from this view.
Alternatively, if copying directly from the webpage is frustrating, you can also save the page as a PDF and then copy from the saved document. To do this, press Ctrl + P (Cmd + P on Mac), select “Save as PDF,” and then open the PDF file to copy the content from there.
Remember, if your browser or website is blocking copy actions for security reasons, these methods are good workarounds. Always ensure you’re respecting copyright and website regulations when copying content.





