RE: CSS Generated content selection

> Daniel Glazman

> Reading this whole thread, I wonder if we don't need a property
> 'content-policy' controlling if generated content on a given
> element is selected and copied or not to the clipboard.

I wouldn't say it's "policy" (i.e. why should an author mandate what a user can or can't copy), but rather content type/disposition or similar. The difference in nomenclature might be subtle, but the former would seem to imply a mandate from the author about what can be done with the content, whereas the second is more along the lines of a qualifier/descriptor of the generated content, and still leaves it up to user agents to decide how to handle it.

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