Thanks!

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Seems to work with UK addresses, too -- which isn't always the case.

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Which system is this filed under? OS X 10.9 or iOS 7? Something else?

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This is way cool, thanks. (Remember when OS8 or 9 started figuring out email addresses and web addresses, making them clickable? I get that it's pretty straightforward programming, not that I could do it, but it's cool as hell and really useful, like this hint).

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I'm still using 10.7.5 (computer is too old to support the new OS), and while this doesn't work for me directly from a website, there's a relatively simple workaround. If I highlight the text and choose "new email with selection" and send it to myself, then scroll over the text in the resulting email, there's an option to create a new contact or add it to an existing contact and it parses everything just fine, including adding it as an additional address. If the selected text includes a phone number, it recognizes that and parses that into a phone field as well. If it includes a name and/or company name, it parses those (including first and last names) into the right fields, too. Doesn't seem to know what to do with dates. Not sure if that's easier than just pasting it into the comment of a new contact and then cut and paste to parse it, but it's an available option.--- Relax, it's only ones and zeroes.

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