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Allow different mimetypes for the clipboard data #7202

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@Madhu94 Madhu94 commented Sep 12, 2019

This should allow multiple mime types on the clipboard, for #7119

Let me know your thoughts on this.

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Thanks!

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Madhu94 commented Sep 13, 2019

Thoughts on using the new Async Clipboard API and falling back to the current implementation on Safari ? (mdn's compat table says clipboard API support is unknown for Safari)

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In this case I don't think the capability is worth the added complexity of two code paths.

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Madhu94 commented Sep 13, 2019 via email

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Madhu94 commented Sep 14, 2019

I tried out the async API - the error messages were really great (in the old way, you never know why document.execCommand would fail) and there is not need to write the data you want to copy to the DOM first before invoking this API.

But I also faced problems -

  • It does not allow any mime type other than text/plain or image/png. It errored when I tried text/html
  • It is better to use it with the Permissions API, which is good, but the required "clipboard-write" permission doesn't seem to be supported supported in Firefox.
  • TS typings may not have caught up yet ? ( ClipboardItem name is unknown) So I made a global.d.ts to work around for the moment.
  • As mentioned above, Safari support doesn't seem to be implemented yet (I haven't verified behavior on Safari yet).

Maybe we can wait for the API to improve a bit?

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Madhu94 commented Sep 14, 2019

Some references - original proposal and recent status update

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Waiting sounds good to me, so this is ready to merge?

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Madhu94 commented Sep 16, 2019

Yeah, ready for review/merge

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Thanks!

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@meeseeksdev backport to 1.x

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Backport PR #7202 on branch 1.x (Allow different mimetypes for the clipboard data)
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