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I think it also depends on where you are copying from and pasting into. If it's within the same document, you likely want to maintain everything. If it is withi
by jmmv 5y ago
I think it also depends on where you are copying from and pasting into. If it's within the same document, you likely want to maintain everything. If it is within the same app (different docs), you may want to maintain everything. If it is across apps... I cannot imagine the use case for maintaining formatting.
But as you well said, respecting images, tables and the like is one thing. The other is keeping fonts.
Anyhow... so many options that a single feature doesn't fit all. The problem with Windows is the lack of a uniform solution to paste without formatting (my complaint) as opposed to macOS.
- dataflow 5y ago> But as you well said, respecting images, tables and the like is one thing. The other is keeping fonts. Oh, to clarify: I meant: "if you're copying text along with images, you probably want to keep the text formatting [fonts etc.] too, whereas if you're only copying text, you probably don't want the formatting either." It's not a perfect heuristic by any means, but I think it'd be better than the current situation.
- iso1210 5y ago> If it is across apps... I cannot imagine the use case for maintaining formatting You have some formatted text (maybe some bold or italic in a line) on a webpage, you want to copy it into an email (lets set aside the argument that email should be text only).