You also failed to make it a link. In order to automatically create links, you should use the format https://example.com/ with scheme included. So in your case you'd do https://example.com/
Thanks. But you also forgot to include the link. You used the example domain https://example.com/ but forgot to substitute the correct address of the website. In this case that would be https://example.com/
By typing it or copy+pasting it, which is much more time consuming and much less convenient.
(I actually tried the select, share [sic], open in browser route, but for some reason I only saw opera as an option, not chrome, the browser I actually use for everything. Links still rule.)
That’s because they are in code blocks. Oh I hate people who abuse code blocks for things that aren’t code. Domain names are not code. Your browser doesn’t display URLs in a monospace coding font. Stop this abuse.
You also failed to make it a link. In order to automatically create links, you should use the format https://example.com/ with scheme included. So in your case you'd do https://example.com/
Guess I am part of the problem. Thank you for the link kind stranger.
Thanks. But you also forgot to include the link. You used the example domain https://example.com/ but forgot to substitute the correct address of the website. In this case that would be https://example.com/
Outrageous. How will people ever find it?!
By typing it or copy+pasting it, which is much more time consuming and much less convenient.
(I actually tried the select, share [sic], open in browser route, but for some reason I only saw opera as an option, not chrome, the browser I actually use for everything. Links still rule.)
For me, it's double click and cmd-U which launches the Search with Google service on macOS.
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That’s because they are in code blocks. Oh I hate people who abuse code blocks for things that aren’t code. Domain names are not code. Your browser doesn’t display URLs in a monospace coding font. Stop this abuse.