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Anybody building a site in that requires users to create accounts is going to face this language challenge. You'll probably have this language strewed across your entire site, from prominent calls-to-action in your homepage hero, to persistent header buttons, to your documentation.

So which is correct? "Sign Up" or "Signup"? Let's try to figure it out.

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It wasn't that long ago where you couldn't programmatically copy text to the clipboard from the web without using Flash. But it's getting pretty well supported these days. IE 10+, Chrome 43+, Firefox 41+, and Opera 29+, says Matt Gaunt in writing about it on Google's developer site.

Here's the example from that article:

See the Pen Copy Text with a Button (Google Example) by Chris Coyier (@chriscoyier) on CodePen.

That article says it's not supported in Safari, but it is as of Safari 10, which only dropped in September.

You don't need a library to do this stuff, as evidenced by the above demo. But, there is one: clipboard.js. It's only 3kb gzipped. The purpose is to give you a bit of a cleaner API to work with, like success and error events, and configuration through data-* attributes. Here's a demo of that:

See the Pen Simplest Possible Clipboard.js by Chris Coyier (@chriscoyier) on CodePen.