Have you tried this from Safari:

Press ⌘ + C to copy the link.

Then in the message box and press ⌘ + V to paste the link.

When you are on the page you want to copy and paste on Facebook, go up to the top, to the URL, in this case it says "houzz.com". Highlight it and do Command C to copy it. Go to the Facebook page and do Command V to paste the URL and it will paste the whole page.

@murraysmom Zone 6a OH that seems to work sometimes, but it is not consistant, I dont know why.

To be fair to apple, you can’t expect Apple support to support other manufacturers software. That would be a stretch. I usually google my tech questions and then I read the responses from various forums, including apple support when appropriate. It’s a lot! We are living in a digital age so we have to figure it out as it morphs.

Copy/paste.

Or find the "share" button/link and click that, copy, then go to wherever you want to share it and paste.

I like the CTRL+V suggestion. I also remember the old standby share on the three dots (phones only?) at the top of your search bar having share in it. This is something that should be universal. Remember when chargers were all different? Ugh. Some things need to be universal.

And that's why I'll never own Apple anything. Proprietary yourself on out of the lives of folks, why doncha!?

Thanks, Ive been practicing

I always do copy/paste to share links - and when sharing from phone to desktop or vice versa, I'll paste the link into my Keep app to share across the various platforms.

FWIW, some links in my feeds and newsletters will have extra stuff appended - usually if there's a question mark in the URL, everything past that, mark included, is unnecessary, and may keep it from working properly. I'll copy/paste in a new window/tab to test it out before sharing.

I have owned and used nothing other than Apple since 1984. Of course there were other systems at various workplaces but I have always preferred Apple.

I have religiously avoided Apple products since the beginning of Apple products. I grudgingly switched to its phone system (from Android) about 5 years ago. At a time when Android phones had gotten humongous (too large for me to carry in a pocket) and the prices skyrocketed. I needed a phone and iPhones were cheaper and smaller.

I'm on my third one. Apple's software approach can be a once a month annoyance for me - "no, you can't do that or change that behavior or setting. We make decisions for you because we know better". The latest one is that I can't easily put my own sound files on the iPhone - the PC to phone transfer capability was removed from iTunes. I found a work around but shouldn't have to have needed to work one out. Android phones are open and flexible, like Windows.

Is this a current issue? Last week I encounterd many issues with Facebook--and it is all on their end. Something in their system wasn't working. Technology break downs is a thing we just need to wait out.