You can actually copy the entire source code or HTML if you have access to the website back-end. This gives you everything on the website itself, including the content and design, but it will not ...

Copy the code from elsewhere by selecting it, right-clicking it and clicking "Copy." Right-click where you want the code in your blog's HTML source and click "Paste" to insert the code.

"This is why you should NEVER copy paste commands directly into your terminal," warns Friedlander. "You think you are copying one thing, but it’s replaced with something else, like malicious code.

Perhaps you've recently learned to code and want to play around with those skills. Paste HTML is a tool that'll let you paste or type in some HTML a ...

Part of Microsoft's free PowerToys, the new Advanced Paste tool lets you revise pasted text using AI-based suggestions.

Visual Studio Code 1.96, the latest version of Microsoft’s popular code editor, has arrived with an overtype mode and a “paste with imports” feature for JavaScript and TypeScript.