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A complete solution to copy text in browser.
It uses zeroClipboard by default to perform copy operation, if browser do not support flash use document.execCommand() instead.
#Test this example
bower install
Open index.html.
#Support browser Using zeroClipboard and document.execCommand().
Using document.execCommand() only.
#How it works? If flash is supported use zeroClipboard to perform copy operation. else check if firefox 41+ or chrome 43+ using document.execCommand() and selection API instead.
#To do
Reference:
license MIT.
FAQs
Support copy text to clipboard without flash
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