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I've noticed a trend to prevent copying and pasting into HTML fields which I find quite irrational. Doesn't accuracy increase if I'm allowed to copy and paste something? Presently, I'm prevented from copying a checking account number into a field, so I have to type it out by hand, which is much more error-prone. Does anyone know why sites do this?
