[philman_36]

Highlight the whole link/title text and right click the mouse.
On the fly out you will see View Selection Source. Pick that.
From that sub screen copy what you want/need and you have this
from up thread CLICK HERE . <--- Try Here!

Great tool. You highlight it and it's there, URL and all.

[stylin19a]

you win ! thanks.

[TXnMA]

ThanQ!! I LOVE shortcuts -- and use keystroke-combo shortcuts as much as possible!

However, I'm on a MacBook Pro with "Multi-Touch" trackpad -- and don't have a "right click" as such. (A "two-finger click" is supposed to be a "right click" equivalent...).

My trial didn't work quite like what you posted -- but, a 2-finger click on the link (without highlighting it first) produced this:

As you can see, I selected "Copy Link" from the pop-up menu...

SO ...all I need to do is put my cursor where I want the URL, type "CMD-V" (PASTE) and Voila! URL right where I want it!

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Sure beats clicking on the link, waiting for the webpage to load -- and COPYing the URL from the "URL/Search" pane!!!
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Again, ThanQ!!

IMHO, helping each other like this is the REAL power of the internet!

FRegards,
TXnMA