So what site are looking at the pdf from?

The site was file:///C:/Users/Larry/Documents/Documents%20(8)/Computer/PDF%20Editing%20Software/Blank%20PDF%20-%202.pdf . I have included a screenshot to show that the word "Paste" is faded out in the drop-down menu (see screenshot). I hope this answers your questions and I will appreciate your response.

You should press the T icon first and then click the free space in the PDF file.

See also https://www.mozilla.org/en-US/firefox/features/pdf-editor/

Thanks TyDraniu. I have some additional questions: (1) When I followed your instructions, it opened up a box where I can type (or paste some copied text) into the box. So I pasted some text from a another PDF into the box (see attached screenshot). You can see that the box is kind of narrow and so there's a lot of blank space to the right of it. That's because the text I had copied and pasted came from a PDF that had been formatted in a narrow column. Is there a way to widen the box so that the box (and the text inside of the box) fills up that blank space to the right? (2) And if there is a way to do that, would it automatically make the words that are hyphenated at the end of a line (such as "cholesterol" and "inhibitor") no longer be hyphenated? (3) Is there a size limit (in terms of word count or character count) of the PDF that I can create using the Firefox PDF editor? I will appreciate any further information you can provide in response to those questions.

Hi, there's no additional magic. It is just an input field.