It's really annoying when a user trying to interact with an element causes the element, or the text within it, to be selected instead. Adding user-select: none to everything, except for the things that a user would genuinely want to copy paste can cut way down on these interactions being accidentally triggered.
Adding -webkit-touch-callout: none; to an element prevents a tap and hold from opening a context menu on the link or image.
It's really annoying when a user trying to interact with an element causes the element, or the text within it, to be selected instead. Adding user-select: none to everything, except for the things that a user would genuinely want to copy paste can cut way down on these interactions being accidentally triggered.
Adding -webkit-touch-callout: none; to an element prevents a tap and hold from opening a context menu on the link or image.
On Android, to stop these menu's from showing up, you can do:
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