If you do any kind of research on the web, you will want this Firefox add-on.\u00a0 By the way, if you are not using\u00a0\u00a0 Firefox, you should be.\u00a0 Way better than Internet Explorer and you really don’t have to choose.\u00a0 You can have them both installed.<\/p>\n
Add-ons for Firefox I selected this text to use as an illustration for my book.\u00a0 All I did was highlight the paragraph as if I were going to copy it, and the Hyperwords menu pops up.\u00a0 I then chose to save with links and here it is.\u00a0 I snipped this quote off the page and have my source automatically copied.<\/p>\n To top it all off, paintings have sometimes been “restored” by means of having a lesser-talented artist repaint portions of it\u2013and sometimes, elements of the original have been painted over completely to hide an offending element. (In the Sistine Chapel, for example, 16th century Vatican artists painted in strips of cloth to hide the nudity of Michelangelo’s original figures. In another case, a coat of arms that originally appeared in Tintoretto’s Paradiso was painted over with a cloud.) Hyperwords copied the internet address; I did have to make the link active.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":" If you do any kind of research on the web, you will want this Firefox add-on.\u00a0 By the way, if you are not using\u00a0\u00a0 Firefox, you should be.\u00a0 Way better than Internet Explorer and you really don’t have to choose.\u00a0 … Continue reading
\nHyperwords 5.6.5 by Hyperwords
\nHyperwords :: Add-ons for Firefox (3 January 2010)
\nhttps:\/\/addons.mozilla.org\/en-US\/firefox\/addon\/1941<\/a><\/p>\nAn example of using<\/h3>\n
Here is what I copied:<\/h3>\n
\nArt restoration \u00bb Edward Willett (3 January 2010)
\nhttp:\/\/edwardwillett.com\/1998\/08\/art-restoration\/<\/a>
\nhttp:\/\/snipurl.com\/tyebk<\/a><\/p>\n