@michaelhoffman @klmr @firefox You can locally always flip the Chrome flag to disable the feature (in the URL bar type “chrome://flagsâ€, hit the Enter key, and then search for “fragmentâ€).
As a site owner, you can opt-out your site via a Document
@klmr @michaelhoffman Yes, this is unfortunate. Text fragments _can_ work with regular element fragments (https://t.co/nuadMIWQLQ), so you don’t end up with a useless link. Google Search doesn’t use both yet, but hopefully will. The Link to Text Fragm
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@cemper Also sometimes just reloading the tab and trying again helps. Occasionally the background page becomes unresponsive. At first sight judging from the screenshot I don’t see why this wouldn’t succeed.
@cemper I’m on vacation at the moment. Could I ask you to file a quick issue on https://t.co/x51VO3oQTg? Thanks! I’ll have a look when I’m back. 🌴
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