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cmc3list-goat@diespammersdie.yahoo.com writes:

> Right now I can drag my mouse across the link and then paste 
> it into the location bar but it would be nice to do this with 
> a few clicks. Is there a way? (I am not a lisp programmer, BTW)

You could bind something like this to a key sequence (or maybe a mouse
event):

 (defun save-url ()
   "Copy URL at point."
   (interactive)
   (kill-new (thing-at-point 'url)))