
A Browser Bookmark and a Downloaded Page Survive Different Changes
Distinguish a bookmark from a saved webpage by testing what remains available after the original page changes or the connection disappears.
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Distinguish a bookmark from a saved webpage by testing what remains available after the original page changes or the connection disappears.

Compare a copied formula with pasted values in a tiny spreadsheet, then check what happens when the source cells change.

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