LaTeX What Happened to LaTeX Click-to-See Code Function?

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The discussion centers on the changes in functionality related to LaTeX images on a website, specifically the ability to click on an image to view the code used to generate it. Users express nostalgia for the previous ease of access to LaTeX code and inquire about when this feature was altered. A workaround is suggested, involving right-clicking to access the MathJax menu, although this may vary depending on the browser used, with Firefox users experiencing a hidden menu that can be revealed by scrolling. The conversation highlights the impact of these changes on learning and using LaTeX effectively.
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Once upon a time I could click on a LaTeX image and a new window with the code used to generate the image would pop up. This was super useful in learning LaTeX. This function gone?
 
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Try right-clicking.
 
Using Firefox, you might get the MathJax menu hiding as shown here:


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But if you scroll the page you can find it as shown here:


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Interesting. When did all this happen? I used to just click on an image.
 

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