I'm continuing to have several problems. [....] When the other website has a bullet or numbered list, the bullets or numbers do not appear here.
Assuming that you're stuck using 1 of the
Windows platforms of the computer-using majority, its
copy-&-paste operations from
bullet or
numbered lists implemented on Web pages via (X)HTML "
ul" and "
ol" tags, respectively, has
omitted the bullets or numbers since before end of the
20th Century. The only thing that Web-page coders or generators can do to prevent that omission is to
hard-code the bullet characters or the digit-display syntax (at the risk of the numbers for the latter getting out of order during some future editing [†]). So perhaps I've misunderstood your complaint?
Not having compiled a dossier on you, I suppose that the issues you're reporting might represent changes on a proprietary
apple hardware-software platform[¢], or some
linux system.
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Note ¢: Or is apple using the S.F. Bay Area sentimental favorite
BSD unix system instead of linux?
Note †: The pusi
lla
nimous designers & programmers of browsers, who now have the audacity to refuse updates for CPUs that are less powerful than a
Pentium 4 (2000), have never dared put in a sequential
footnote numbering-&-renumbering feature, such as needed for developing a set of
footnotes (not only the individual
reference numbers, but also the set of
citations to which the numbers refer), that's as capable as provided by MS-
Word version 1 (
1983, waaay before Windows was worth widespread use) provided with the retrospectively feeble processing power of at best an
8086 to hope for[‡], with 128
KiloB RAM allegedly sufficient (but
practically requiring
192 KiloB RAM[‡]).
Note ‡: But I digress. Citations already found,
maybe to appear with more currently unposted digressions, in the
C.I. "Computers and Technology" subforum.