Google has started rolling out a feature for Chrome 90, which will allow you to create a link that takes people straight to the part of a page you highlighted.

When you select text in Chrome & right-click on it, you will see Copy link to highlight. What does it mean? You can Disable it if you want to!

How to send text or links through Nearby Share There are few things more frustrating than having to manually copy a string of text by reading off of a different phone and typing it out.

With the release of Chrome 90, Google is rolling out a new browser feature that lets you create a shareable link to a section of text you've highlighted on a webpage. Here's how to use it ...

The "Copy Link to Highlight" option This will generate a special URL that includes a hash (#) symbol and "text" element, followed by a few words that bookend the selected text.

You can create & share links to specific highlighted sections on a page using Chrome. Edge users may use Link to Text Fragment Chrome extension.

3. Copy URLs and Text for Multiple Links If you copy links a lot, consider MultiLinks which adds plenty of possible actions for multiple links. It seems to be primarily used for opening multiple ...