ChatGPT and some other site text-box stop works if this addon is enabled. please fix

Normal behavior: click on a link and drag like you're selecting the text, and the entire link is dragged. To select the link text you have to start outside the text and drag over it.

Select Link Text behavior: click on a link and drag like you're selecting text, and the text is selected.

Please add screenshots to make it clear exactly how the user interaction with the add-on looks like?

stops working after a few minutes

用了这玩意儿论坛回帖网页不会自动刷新

Now 4 years later ... I have to disable it, because it hinders me from editing the message field in chatgpt.com for example.

Original comment:

Oh, so wonderful!

I was looking for this for a long time!

Finally, so convenient!

when this addon is enabled, right-click gestures will be disturbed which is very annoying...

Does exactly what it promises and this is awesome! Despite still showing a hand cursor, you can just select link text normally, just click, hold and move left/right. If you want to drag the link, just drag it upwards/downwards, so this still works as well. And of course, if you click the link, it behaves like always. I love it!

Рабочая замена Select Like A Boss. Позволяет выделять гиперссылки как обычный текст. Thanks!

The extension does its job well, but I had to uninstall it because of how it goes about its work.

(The way it injects JavaScript breaks the Ctrl+S "Web Page, complete" option's support for only generating a _files folder if there are supplementary files by ensuring that there are *always* supplementary "content" files.)

Hi Afnan, you made a lot of wonderful extensions out there. My favorite ones so far: Disable HTML5, Open in Sidebar, Tab Unloader and this one as well.

Could you make this an option like: hold a user-defined shortcut (Cmd, Shift, Ctrl or Opt) to activate the feature when we select, much of us use some extensions to drag drop links so if there isn't a key needs to be hold I think it might occurs some conflicts for usage.

Thank you for all the great works!