Copying a news link from MSN.com is straightforward. There are two main methods: copying directly from your browser is address bar (the most reliable), or using a "Share" button if the page has one. Here is a step-by-step guide.
Method 1: Copy from the Address Bar (Recommended)
This works on any device and any browser.
Open the article. Go to MSN.com and click the news story you want to share so the full article page loads.
Find the address bar. Look at the top of your browser window. The URL will usually start with https://www.msn.com/...
Copy the link. Click anywhere inside the address bar to highlight the URL, then right-click and choose Copy (or press Ctrl+C on Windows / Cmd+C on Mac). On mobile, long-press the address bar and tap Copy link.
Verify. Paste the link into a notepad or chat box to confirm it is complete and correct.
Microsoft is official support pages also suggest copying directly from the browser address bar as an effective way to grab an MSN article link.
Method 2: Use the "Share" Button (If Available)
Some MSN article pages include a sharing option, though it isn not always present.
Look for the share icon. On the article page, check near the headline or along the side for a Share icon (often an arrow or three dots).
Choose "Copy link." Open the share menu and select Copy link if that option appears.
Keep in mind: According to Microsoft support, MSN is sharing feature works best with Outlook. If your default email is set to something like Gmail, the "Copy link" option may not appear, or clicking Share may open an email draft instead.