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Re: Posting and Sending Links
From: tim.harshbarger
Date: Oct 12, 2023 11:02AM
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David,
Is there a reason you expect the line with the link to start with the word link? Typically if you paste a URL into most email applications, it will turn the item into a actual link but not add the word link in front of it. If someone is using a screen reader, the URL will identify as a link. If you want the word link to appear before the URL, you will have to add that information.
Also, whether or not a link you copy from the URL locator bar in your browser will take someone to the actual page is dependent on the site. If the URL uniquely identifies the page, it will work. However, some times people will create sites in a manner where the URL does not actually provide the information for getting to a specific page. It instead takes the user to a generic URL for that site.
It won't really matter which browser you use to copy the links for these issues.
I hope that helps.
Thanks!
Tim
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