Solution for copying content without logon to 360doc, 360doc Solution
Sometimes when we are searching for something, sometimes we can't find the content, and there is no way to find the content of only 360doc. We can only make it happen. If we look at the content, we cannot copy it. We suggest you paste it. How can this problem be solved, here we will sort it out for you. If you need it, you can refer to it.
Yes, sometimes you have found a good article on 360doc, or you have tried to copy the content of 360doc, but at this time, it will pop up a prompt window for you, let you sign up for their account before saving the article (lightly despise:-D). This is annoying, and there are also advertisements flying around, there is no way to read the content.
The following methods are from simple to complex (troublesome)
1. js implementation
Code 1
javascript:document.body.oncopy=null;void(0)
We recommend that you use ie, 360, or google browsers.javascript:
Removed, resulting in unavailability. In this way, you can manually attach it, or you will jump to the search page.
Code 2. Reminders
Javascript: (function () {var doc = document; var bd = doc. body; bd. onselectstart = bd. oncopy = bd. onpaste = bd. onkeydown = bd. oncontextmenu = bd. onmousemove = bd. onselectstart = bd. ondragstart = doc. onselectstart = doc. oncopy = doc. onpaste = doc. onkeydown = doc. oncontextmenu = null; doc. onselectstart = doc. oncontextmenu = doc. onmousedown = doc. onkeydown = function () {return true}; with (document . WrappedJSObject | document) {onmouseup = null; onmousedown = null; oncontextmenu = null} var arAllElements = document. getElementsByTagName ('*'); for (var I = arAllElements. length-1; I> = 0; I --) {var elmOne = arAllElements [I]; with (elmOne. wrappedJSObject | elmOne) {onmouseup = null; onmousedown = null} alert (unescape ('the right-click Copy restriction has been lifted! '); Bd. style. webkitUserSelect = 'Auto! Important '; bd. style. Required userselect = 'text! Important '; void (0 );})()
The disadvantage is that it is not a professional and hard to remember. It is best to store it in a text file on the desktop for future use.
2. view the source code
The method is as follows:
In the right-click menu on the page, select "View Source". Google Chrome appears.
Copy and save the content to the new text file, and change its suffix to html.
OK. Open the html file and copy the desired content from it.
Note: you do not need to copy all the content. You only need to copy the content.