How can I blacklist a File Open dialog?
Currently using Xfce on Linux. When opening a FileOpen dialog (which should be a Gtk3 dialog by default), and starting to type a path like "/usr/local/bin", every single keystroke gets selected. Selection means adding to PRIMARY. I'm also tracking PRIMARY:
Preferences->General->[x] (2) Store text selected using mouse
That means the clipboard history in copyq is flooded by all the keystrokes.
Massimo-B
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1 week ago
Describe the bug
How can I blacklist a File Open dialog? Currently using Xfce on Linux. When opening a FileOpen dialog (which should be a Gtk3 dialog by default), and starting to type a path like "/usr/local/bin", every single keystroke gets selected. Selection means adding to PRIMARY. I'm also tracking PRIMARY: Preferences->General->[x] (2) Store text selected using mouse That means the clipboard history in copyq is flooded by all the keystrokes.
How would I blacklist the File Open dialog, similar to https://copyq.readthedocs.io/en/latest/faq.html#how-to-omit-storing-text-copied-from-specific-windows-like-a-password-manager ? How can I match a single dialog? I guess the dialog is running on the process like Firefox and I don't want to blacklist the whole Firefox application from copyq.
Version, OS and Environment
copyq-8.0.0, Gentoo, Xfce, X11