Many websites work hard to protect themselves and their content by blocking attempts to simply highlight, right-click, and copy all their text. But if you want to copy text from a blocked site in Chrome for non-plagiarism or copyright infringement reasons, there are several workarounds.
After all, sometimes you just really like what you’ve read and want to keep if for future reference, or maybe you want to keep it to read offline.
Copying from the Page Source
The source code behind the webpage includes the text on the webpage. You’ll have to copy and paste just the portions you want and delete the HTML and CSS tags.
Depending on how the site owner has their site set up, this method may or may not work. Some sites disable right-click completely, while others only disable the copy option.
Right-click on the webpage to reveal a drop-down menu of options. Do not highlight any text first. Select “View Page Source” or “Inspect.” The latter option takes you directly to the specific area in the source code.
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