Follow-up Comment #7, sr #110582 (project administration):
[comment #6 comment #6:]
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> Links, lists, and the like aren't relevant to verbatim blocks,
No, and I even tend to agree that the user may expect that browser built-in
copying would be more likely to work with verbatim blocks; however, the
browser will copy anything, verbatim blocks are just ordinary HTML for
browsers, and I suspect that the white space will transform in
renderer-specific way when being copied.
> While the label "Quote" makes the purpose of the button a little unclear to
the uninitiated... I'd be very surprised if any savannah users regularly hit
Quote, edit out all the >'s, then select the text they want, rather than just
highlighting it directly from the displayed comment.
I don't think any users regularly want to extract an exact copy from tracker
comments; we don't support that.
> I'm not sure it's clearly the worse of the two systems demonstrated in
comment #0: in neither case are the g's vertically aligned, so visually the
two systems are just wrong in different ways.
Agreed, both are wrong; but what really matters is that nobody has come up
with a clear way to improve that.
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