A school website doesn't let me copy text or select it.

Other websites work fine, but that website doesn't work.

Is there a way to bypass that and copy the text?

The website is

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What I tried

I tried to use this CSS:

* {
  user-select: auto !important;
}

When creating navbars I sometimes use this CSS property for not allowing text selection: user-select: none;
But in their case I think they are using it on the entire website. This is why I tried to use * CSS selector, but is not working.

CodePudding user response：

just open devtools, and write document.onselectstart = ""

how I find it?

I opened dev tools, and I tried your code, and actually is not work,

so I think that they didn't use the CSS trick,

so I tried to see if they have some scripts.

the script that seems interesting is this one:

now what what is there:

they write cleverly this code onstartselect = return false (so it not your browser bug, but they want to do it)

that it, I used devtools and I overridde it. setting it to "" empty string

the solution is write document.onselectstart = ""

CodePudding user response：

The problem doesn't reside in CSS. Opening the dev tools, and navigating to the JS in the sources section, shows that there is this function:

document.onselectstart = new Function("return false");

This basically makes the text unselectable, no matter what CSS attributes you fiddle with. You'll need to overwrite this JS functionality.

The culprit exists on line 25 of a prettier formatted version of the general_4.js file.

You can overwrite it by pasting this into the dev tools console:

document.onselectstart = new Function("return true");

Or use a custom injection of your choice.