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The two people who said nono, gave the following reasons:

  • Security concern
  • Ethically unpleasant

One alternative that would take care of both of them: override codeblock behaviour to select-all text within that codeblock when double-clicked.

This way, there is no additional button to be ethically unpleasant; and since you have to click CTRL+Cpress CTRL+C manually, it is not a security concern.

The two people who said no gave the following reasons:

  • Security concern
  • Ethically unpleasant

One alternative that would take care of both of them: override codeblock behaviour to select-all text within that codeblock when double-clicked.

This way, there is no additional button to be ethically unpleasant; and since you have to click CTRL+C manually, it is not a security concern.

The two people who said no, gave the following reasons:

  • Security concern
  • Ethically unpleasant

One alternative that would take care of both of them: override codeblock behaviour to select-all text within that codeblock when double-clicked.

This way, there is no additional button to be ethically unpleasant; and since you have to press CTRL+C manually, it is not a security concern.

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The two people who said no gave the following reasons:

  • Security concern
  • Ethically unpleasant

One alternative that would take care of both of them: override codeblock behaviour to select-all text within that codeblock when double-clicked.

This way, there is no additional button to be ethically unpleasant; and since you have to click CTRL+C manually, it is not a security concern.