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I'm learning to program and a page that contains pieces of code won't let me copy and run them, is there a way to permanently disable the --no-select attribute on this page? Maybe an adblock filter? That attribute is in class.


    <div class="s1-description-code s1-description-code--no-select">
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I recommend you look into user stylesheets, see: https://superuser.com/questions/560539/how-can-i-force-my-css-styles-when-i-visit-a-website

You can change your browsers user stylesheet, but the easiest method is to install the Stylish extension on Chrome or Firefox and add this:

* {
    user-select: text !IMPORTANT;
}

Stylish also allows you to disable the sheet on certain websites, or have per-site custom styles.

This may break things on certain websites, so I recommend you either configure Stylish to not apply the stylesheet on those sites, or you use a more specific selector rather than *.

A final caveat, this can be defeated if the website uses !IMPORTANT, at which point you may need to look into more involved solutions, such as running JavaScript on page load to remove the offending CSS rules.

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