Same for this text, but testing that the rule once, at the top will work for nested elements, and even more nested elements.
Let's also test a link and a to make sure you can do tab navigation and link clicking.
❌ You can, however, select any of this text and then use the "search for ..." in the context menu. Even if that doesn't get results, you can definitely copy the text from the resulting search page.
❌ cut/copy is also disabled for input elements; that's not good!
Disabling the context menu is starting to "break the web" though.
And it doesn't stop all ways to open the context menu. A button on your keyboard might still work. Plus, apparently it's not supported on iOS safari.
✅ the hidden text will "poison" the "search for ..." feature in the context menu of the browser.
You can't select any of this, but we have a link and a so you can test tab navigation and link clicking.