>>1533307That site loads content dynamically, so fully automating the copying is a bit more trouble than it's worth.
Here's another code for a bookmark:
javascript: async function copyText(text) {var textArea = document.createElement("textarea");document.body.appendChild(textArea);function dd(a){textArea.value=a;}; var gg=await navigator.clipboard.readText().then(dd);textArea.focus();textArea.value += text;textArea.select();try{document.execCommand("copy");}catch(err){};document.body.removeChild(textArea);};var tx = document.getElementsByClassName("prose")[0]; copyText(tx.previousElementSibling.children[1].textContent+'\n\n'+tx.textContent+'\n\n\n');tx.nextElementSibling.children[2].click();
This code copies the text and title of the chapter you're browsing, plus any text that is already in your clipboard, and then automatically clicks on the "next chapter" button on the page. So all you have to do is browse chapter 1 of the story, click on the bookmark with this code, wait for chapter 2 to load, click the bookmark again, wait for chapter 3 to load, click the bookmark, and so on. Later after you've browsed several chapters in this fashion, paste the text into notepad: all the chapters will be there.
As proof that this works, here's 14 chapters that I copied in about 40 seconds:
https://rentry.org/mia68a2x 
