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Actually yes. You can intercept copy and paste events and do the necessary stuff then, rather than do it beforehand.
by Tloewald 13y ago
Actually yes. You can intercept copy and paste events and do the necessary stuff then, rather than do it beforehand.
- gruseom 13y agoWhy don't they do that, then? There must be some reason. I'm guessing it's that they want to override the content of what gets sent to the clipboard--is that correct?
- statictype 13y agoI don't think normal web pages have access to the browser's clipboard. It's a security feature, I believe.
- zetafunction 13y agoNormal web pages can't trigger copy/cut/paste events. They can access the clipboard via the events (which are automatically fired when the corresponding action is invoked by the user) documented in http://dev.w3.org/2006/webapi/clipops/ http://dev.w3.org/2006/webapi/clipops/.
- gbog 13y agoYou can buy another question is should you? I find the way Trello gets in my way very ill advised.