This page contains some things that I’ve wanted to do.

How can I link to a specific sentence in a webpage? Have you ever wanted to jump to a specific place in a webpage? Often you can use the id=some-location and jump to it that way.

Other times you need to fall back to a text serach. This causes the browser to search for the text you specify and jump the browser page to that location in the page.

I wanted a link to GRC’s Steve Gibson saying What could possibly go wrong. To do that I needed to write this link.
https://www.grc.com/sn/sn-822.htm#:~:text=what%20could%20possibly%20go%20wrong

The syntax is #:~:text=What%20could%20possibly. If spaces exist then you’ll need to change each space to the characters %20.

So you start with

https://www.grc.com/sn/sn-822.htm#:~:text=what could possibly go wrong

And change it to

https://www.grc.com/sn/sn-822.htm#:~:text=what%20could%20possibly%20go%20wrong

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