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Edge feature: Improved copy and paste of URLs. Title configurable?
Edge provides an interesting citation feature:
Improved copy and paste of URLs in Microsoft Edge - Microsoft Support
If I copy a webpage form our corporate sharepoint,
I get a hyperlink with the title
title-of-the-webpage (sharepoint.com)
Can I configurate that title somehow?
For example, to show up as
title-of-the-webpage (subdomain.sharepoint.com)
So that the full domain is shown,
inclusive the subdomain of my company.
or can I even change the layout of the title
to provide the domain after an @ sign
title-of-the-webpage @ subdomain.sharepoint.com
That would be my prefered layout.
Greetings,
pet-ro
Unfortunately, it is not possible to configure the title generated by Microsoft Edge when copying and pasting a URL from a SharePoint webpage. The title is automatically generated based on the webpage's title and domain. However, you can manually edit the title once it is pasted into the new document.
I hope this helps! Let me know if you have any other questions.
... I would prefer that for a webpage with a full domain
subdomain.maindomain
the title refers to the full domain.
Currently the title only refers to the main domain.
I find the current behavior strange as, it does not add enough information about the source to a quote.
It is a great difference whether the title is shown as
or as
Feature request: Prefer the full domain