You can't directly duplicate a Google link. A link is a pointer to a specific piece of content, and it's not a file that can be copied and pasted.
Instead, you can share the link with others by simply copying and pasting it. If you want to save the link for later, you can bookmark it in your browser or save it to a note-taking app.
Here are some ways to share and save Google links:
Sharing Links:
- Copy and Paste: The easiest way is to right-click on the link and select "Copy Link Address" or "Copy Link." Then, paste it into an email, message, or document.
- Sharing Buttons: Many websites have social media sharing buttons that let you share the link directly to platforms like Facebook, Twitter, or LinkedIn.
- Link Shorteners: Services like Bitly or TinyURL can shorten long links, making them easier to share and remember.
Saving Links:
- Bookmarks: Most browsers have a bookmarking feature. Click the star icon or bookmark button to save a link for later access.
- Note-taking Apps: Apps like Evernote or Google Keep allow you to save links along with notes, making it easier to organize and find them later.
Remember, sharing a Google link means you're sharing access to the content it points to.
