How to Disable Edge’s New URL Copy and Paste Feature – Guide
If you are using a recent version of Microsoft’s Edge browser, you may have noticed that the way of copying and pasting URLs has changed. Starting with version 87 of Edge for Windows or 88 for macOS, you’ll find that by default trying to copy and paste a URL from an address bar will paste the webpage title as a hyperlink rather than directly into your URL. This can be helpful if you are sending an email that you want to be well-formatted with hyperlinks. ..
You can paste a URL without having to remember to press an extra button by using the command Ctrl+Shift+V. However, there are many occasions when you just want to get a URL without having to remember the formatting button. Additionally, there are a lot of web pages with confusing titles that don’t share very well. For example, look at the page title of an individual tweet and you will see that it contains the full text of the tweet, which looks confusing when you try to paste it.
How to Disable New Edge Copy and Paste URL Feature
To disable the paste feature in Chrome, open the Chrome browser and type chrome://flags in the address bar. Then click on the three lines that say “Enable experimental features.” On the left side of the screen, you’ll see a list of features that are enabled by default. To disable paste, select one of these features and click on the “Disable” button.
The three horizontal dots located in the upper right corner of the screen will launch Edge.
Settings from the menu that appears.
Now go to ShareCopy and Paste in the left menu bar. Copy and paste this link into your web browser: https://sharecopy.com/copy/5a3f4c2d-b1f8-4e7c-b9a5-d6e2ddf8c1bf ..
Link: You can see two options: Link and Plain Text.
Select Plain Text from the menu and that’s it, your task is complete. ..
Final note
Edge’s new URL copy and paste feature can be disabled by following these steps. If you have any questions, please feel free to ask us. Additionally, please share this article with your friends to help spread the word! ..
