Microsoft is testing a new feature called "Smart Copy" or "Smart Copy" on Chromium Edge to change the way copy and paste documents, emails, etc. work.
Microsoft he had announced its future plans for the Chromium-based Edge browser and said it would develop vertical tabs (a feature that changes the horizontal tabs at the top of the browser to vertical), but also Smart Copy a new copy and paste experience that will convert links to plain text.
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Unlike the new copy and paste experience introduced by the company to Microsoft Edge last week, this new feature will let you copy a piece of a web page and paste it into Windows apps without losing the formatting.
With the Smart Copy feature, you can copy a section of the web page to clipboard and paste it into Microsoft Word, OneNote or other applications without losing the formatting.
For example, you can copy a large table from a web page and paste it into the Word document exactly as it is. You can also copy images, text, links, and then paste them all together into the document without any change in format or order.
Smart Copy is now available on Microsoft Edge on the Canary Canal and you can access it using the shortcut: Ctrl + Shift + S.
It's no secret that Microsoft is trying to get a share market of Chrome, so we might see a lot of features that its browser doesn't have Google.
