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Update Looks like browsers are starting to support copy natively in JS In the console windows of both Chrome and Firefox on Mac I can execute copy("party in your clipboard!"); and the text gets copied to my clipboard. I have searched SO and Google and can't seem to find anything on this. Are these specific to each browser? Where can I find more information on these JavaScript functions? Browser versions: JavaScript returned from Chrome console when executing 'copy' function (object) { if (injectedScript._type(object) === "node") { var nodeId = InjectedScriptHost.pushNodePathToFrontend(object, false, false); InjectedScriptHost.copyNode(nodeId); } else InjectedScriptHost.copyText(object); } What does this code mean? Here are 2 screenshots of executing copy function in Chrome console with all chrome extensions disabled
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