Chrome Version       : 58.0.3029.140
OS Version: 9334.72.0
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What steps will reproduce the problem?
1. Open http://www.investopedia.com/ask/answers/110614/are-credit-card-rewards-considered-taxable-income-irs.asp in incognito window
2. Try to copy and paste at least 15 words of text, for example "rule of thumb is that any rebates on those business purchases are subtracted from"
3. Try to use "search Google" in the context menu with the same text selected

What is the expected result?
Copy and paste works normally

What happens instead of that?
Copying at least 15 words of text on the site inserts a bunch of junk at the end, starting with "read more" then a link, etc. By contrast, using the search Google option only searches for the selected text.

IMO, sites shouldn't be able to hijack the clipboard like that. I can't be bothered to dig into the JS and figure out exactly what they're doing, but either way, it is user hostile behavior. 

However, even if this is WAI, it doesn't make sense that it behaves inconsistently with pasting and "search Google" on the same selected text. If this is intended, then the inserted text should go into the Google search as well for consistency.




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