If you're a mouse user you can drag and drop the selection to the address bar.
If you're a keyboard user you can do: ctrl-c ctrl-t ctrl-v enter
Re:Firefox Release 89.0
by lulalalalala on Wednesday June 02, 2021 @02:46AM
(#27365679)
Just want to say "Take screenshot" is the only reason I use context menu.
Is it just me or is it not obvious that this entry actually does something useful instead of duplicating the OS screenshot feature? An image of the entire page including the part not on screen isn't even a screen-shot.
Yes! Me too and so when a site hijacks right click it's a little infuriating (but I have now learnt the keyboard shortcut).
Also I think holding shift while right-clicking will show the context menu even if the site hijacks right click. (And for some sites, I'm pretty happy with a custom context menu, so it's good to have both available.)
Re:Firefox Release 89.0
by teddyfrozevelt on Wednesday June 02, 2021 @07:25PM
(#27375286)
You can hide "Inspect Accessibility Properties" by unchecking the Accessibility menu in the developer tools settings.
Copy? Keyboard/mouse buttons for that.
Select All? Why would I want to do that when I just made a selection?
Print Selection? How common can that actually be, to justify being positions above "search the internet for this thing"??
Take screenshot???? Really??
Why does "Inspect Accessibility Properties" get real estate there? That's a legitimate question.