Many a time you get some error messages or some important information displayed as JavaScript alert pop ups on a web application or a web page, if you are using Google's Chrome Web browser and wondering if is it possible to copy the text to clipboard then YES! it's possible,
On Mac OS X :When an Alert Popup is displayed, simply click on its text context, you would see that the cursor is now a Text cursor and the text can be selected! and copied either by Right click -> Copy or Mac Control Button + C
On Windows 7/8/10:You will not be able to select the text displayed on the alert box, but just do a Ctrl + C when it's displayed, the text will be copied to Clipboard.
Hope someone finds it helpful!
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