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I frequently have to copy the TEXT of a url/link, and currently I have to highlight the link, then use copy to get the text into the clipboard. It would be very useful, and I think simple to program, an additional choice to the right click menu on a url/link, the ability to just copy the text directly into the clipboard. Currently, there is a "copy link" but no "copy link text".

I would like Firefox to support text fragments, like Chrome and Safari does. For example, click on this link: https://blog.chromium.org/2019/12/chrome-80-content-indexing-es-modules.html#:~:text=ECMAScript%20Modules,Web%20Workers. in chrome or safari and you will see highlighted text. Firefox doesn't highlight or automatically scroll to the targeted text. Source: https://web.dev/text-fragments/

I received an email from this site with a link to a thread.  The link brought me to a login page.  The login page directed me to this        

Since Chrome 90, there has been a feature which allows users to highlight some text on a given webpage and create a link which, when visited, highlights the text again. The link is appended with #:~:text= with the text to be highlighted being URL encoded and put after. A simple but incredibly useful feature I recon Firefox could benefit from.

also add the feature of saving PDF automatically after modification (based on its location in local) instead of asking user for path after any modifications

With the new update, I can no longer use shortcut copy/paste functions to go from word into a google doc. Please fix this asap!!

...isclick the 'bookmark' button. In additional notes, in old version, you can click setting after opening the menu, but can not in new version. Maybe not very important, but not convenient for tweaker. Bring focus to the homepage. In older version, you can browse your bookmark at homepage. In newer version, it only shown recent added bookmark. Tab queue is a feature in old version. Very useful for handling large amount of links. Can not be found in new version. Hope to get it ported. Still, the...