[url=http://userscripts.org/scripts/show/151414]Post Copier v1.1[/url] [b]NOTE: You must be using [url=http://addons.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/addon/scriptish/]Scriptish[/url] for this script to function. Installing it through Greasemonkey will not work.[/b] What it does: When you're on a createpost.aspx page (the one where you type your post up), right-clicking the post you're replying to gives you a menu with some options. [b]Copy Post text[/b] - Copies the text you see on the screen without any BBCode from the post. [b]Copy Post BBCode[/b] - Copies the BBCode version of the post. [b]Copy Selected Text[/b] - When you highlight text in a post you can choose this option to copy your selection. [b]Smart BBCode Copy[/b] - Highlighting text in a post copies the BBCode for the text that you highlight. For instance, if you see a post like:[quote]Hello, [b]this[/b] is some [i]text[/i].[/quote]Selecting [i]part of[/i] either "this" or "text" and selecting Smart BBCode Copy will copy "[b]this[/b]" or "[i]text[/i]", respectively. Highlighting over multiple lines/elements of text will perform the same function. [b]This is bold with [i]some italics[/i] within it[/b]. [quote]This is [b]bold quote[/b] [quote]This is a nested [u]quote which is underlined[/u][/quote]and some trailing [url=http://google.com/]text[/url].[/quote] All options copy text to your clipboard (which is why you can't use Greasemonkey - it doesn't support this functionality) wrapped in [q­uote][b]Posted by:[/b] [i]author[/i][/q­uote] BBCode tags. Since the script blocks the default right-click menu from appearing, interacting with a hyperlink is an exception will still bring it up. This is still a work in progress, so it may be buggy. Please let me know if there are any problems. Edit: made a quick fix. New version is 1.1. [Edited on 11.01.2012 2:09 AM PDT]