u/CulturalAd8233

Chromium already has that built-in behavior where if you double click a word, it automatically selects the whole word perfectly.

But during normal browsing, most of us don’t actually double click every time. We just quickly click + drag naturally, and that’s where things constantly break.

You try to copy:

Smart tools for smart people

…but end up copying:

mart tools for smart peop

Then you reselect it again just because a few letters were missed.

It sounds tiny, but when you’re coding, researching, writing, handling documents, or constantly moving between tabs all day, these little interruptions add up way more than people realize.

Honestly feels like browsers should already have some kind of optional “smart selection” mode that snaps partially-selected words into full words automatically.

Curious if other people get annoyed by this too or if I’m just overthinking browser UX lol.

I found this tool/extension name Click-Line after saying same problem to chatgpt, that's a suggestion from AI, got to try this once.

And also want to figure out best cure for the problem from guys.

Chrome already has that built-in behavior where if you double click a word, it automatically selects the whole word perfectly.

But during normal browsing, most of us don’t actually double click every time. We just quickly click + drag naturally, and that’s where things constantly break.

You try to copy:

Smart tools for smart people

…but end up copying:

mart tools for smart peop

Then you reselect it again just because a few letters were missed.

It sounds tiny, but when you’re coding, researching, writing, handling documents, or constantly moving between tabs all day, these little interruptions add up way more than people realize.

Honestly feels like browsers should already have some kind of optional “smart selection” mode that snaps partially-selected words into full words automatically.

Curious if other people get annoyed by this too or if I’m just overthinking browser UX lol.

I found this tool/extension name Click-Line after saying same problem to chatgpt, that's a suggestion from AI, got to try this once.

And also want to figure out best cure for the problem from guys.

what you do in that word.

hope you connect what I am trying to say

I recently got an opportunity to manage social media marketing for a skin care and hair transplant clinic (around 1 year old business). This would be my first real client, so I’m both excited and a bit unsure how to handle things professionally.

I do have some basic experience. I’ve run ads and boosted posts on my own Facebook and Instagram accounts for testing, so I understand the basics of Ads Manager, targeting, and content. But I’ve never handled a real business account or client before.

I have a meeting with them tomorrow, and I want to be prepared. I’m mainly confused about a few things:

• How much should I charge as a beginner? (monthly or per project?)
• Should I separate my service fee from the ad budget?
• What kind of proposal or plan should I present in the first meeting?
• What are the most important things I should focus on in the first month?
• How do I avoid underpricing myself while still being realistic as a beginner?

I’m taking this opportunity mainly to gain real-world experience, but I also don’t want to undervalue my work or look unprofessional.

Any advice from people who’ve been in a similar situation would really help.

Thanks in advance 🙏