The share button I have uses the navigator.share API if it's available, or tries to fall back to navigator.clipboard. Unfortunately I think I didn't do adequate testing to make sure the clipboard feature works in whatever edge cases you might have the clipboard API but not the Share API, so I'm pretty sure _that_ is broken.
I really just put the URL at the end of the page with a `user-select: all;` to make it easy to copy _after_ you've read the content. It's also rendered server-side so even if I used utm or some other tracking things, the query params would automatically not be included in the server-rendered share link, just the permalink to the post.
But to the original authors point, I also do find myself often just copying from the address bar and then manually deleting a bunch of the garbage at the end of URLs. Maybe that's why I thought it nice for a simple "copy this link" when JS is disabled.
I really just put the URL at the end of the page with a `user-select: all;` to make it easy to copy _after_ you've read the content. It's also rendered server-side so even if I used utm or some other tracking things, the query params would automatically not be included in the server-rendered share link, just the permalink to the post.
But to the original authors point, I also do find myself often just copying from the address bar and then manually deleting a bunch of the garbage at the end of URLs. Maybe that's why I thought it nice for a simple "copy this link" when JS is disabled.