When I right-click on an expression and try to get the latex code of it, the syntax doesn't pop up in the little window like it use to.

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turingtest · Answer

Instead it goes to the bottom of my icon bar, where I have to right-click again and tell it to "open as a new tab" at which point I can read the coding.

turingtest · Answer

$$\LaTeX$$

anonymous · Answer

I would anrwer tht with a more puzzling qu. What is right click on a phone?

asnaseer · Answer

I noticed this as well. In the "good old days" we could copy our latex expressions for reuse - but we seemed to have lost that ability now.

turingtest · Answer

Is this a result of the mathjax update then?
I'm clearly not the only one experiencing it.

anonymous · Answer

it works fine for me
right click -> show math as> tex commands

shadowfiend · Answer

Huh. Weird. Yeah, MathJax seems to have changed how they do that, sorry. I'll see if I can ping them. What was the behavior before (I forget)? Just that it popped up next to the text rather than at the bottom right?

saifoo.khan · Answer

I thought i was the only one @TuringTest

anonymous · Answer

It's really annoying. Please make the necessary modification.

accessdenied · Answer

It works for me in Firefox but not on Google Chrome...

asnaseer · Answer

The behaviour before was something like:
- right-click on the equation
- select view source
- we could then select and copy the latex commands from there

anonymous · Answer

it works on google chrome and firefox for me and i already wrote what it looks like

turingtest · Answer

this is still not working for me on google chrome 18.0.1025.162
any news/ideas about getting this back to the good old days? this is still a very annoying problem.

anonymous · Answer

@TuringTest: http://meta.math.stackexchange.com/questions/3901/

turingtest · Answer

...so they're working on it is the answer o-0 ?

anonymous · Answer

It works perfectly in the chorme 19 beta version.

shadowfiend · Answer

Well the good news is if they're looking into it, as soon as they fix it and update their release, you should start seeing the new code. The bad news is that yeah, for now, there's not much we can do about it.

turingtest · Answer

ok thanks... I will be waiting impatiently.

anonymous · Answer

Google is flat to the boards with hardcore processing and encryption based mem management intergration virtuality. Correcting a small update could be a task for u guys.
Im soz 4 taking an eternity to reply BUT i have been warping intell from the all corners of the cosmos and compiling sysematic imteractions for my endevour. 
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