Open sprite-1 opened 5 years ago
cassidyjames
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5 years ago @sprite-1 that could be nice! One side-effect of this is that when the emoji doesn't paste for some reason (i.e. if an entry was not focused), it removes the easy way to paste it after the fact. That might be an okay trade-off, though!
sprite-1
commented
5 years ago I for one am fine with not being able to paste the emoji back after it failed to insert the first time. My natural reaction would be to just re-open the emoji picker window again than to do Ctrl + V
m93a
commented
4 years ago When we have preferences #2, leaving the emoji in clipboard could be an opt-in feature.
rajkumaar23
commented
4 years ago @cassidyjames Can I pick this up? If yes, would you like to have this the default way? Because as @sprite-1 said, it's more intuitive for the user to open the picker again, than Ctrl+V.
m93a
commented
4 years ago My 2¢: Maybe it's more intuitive to leave the clipboard's contents unchanged, but if the pasting fails for whatever reason (this happens to me quite frequently) it's way more efficient to just do Ctrl+V, than to search for the emoji again – especially if you don't know what it's called. And if you combine Ideogram with Clipper, there's really no problem with having your clipboard replaced 😉️
Anyway, if there are Preferences where this can be changed, I don't think it matters that much 😁️
cassidyjames
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3 years ago @rajkumaar23 if you are interested in a PR to solve this, I would welcome it. :)
How easy would it be to implement something where, Ideogram preserves the original contents of the clipboard somewhere and then return it after the emoji has been pasted to the input?
Of course this not only means text but also if an image data or etc is on the clipboard.