Pano paste the latest item from the clipboard on login

[MartinHeywang]

Description

The title is quite self-explanatory : whenever I login to my session (after suspend, log out or reboot), Pano paste the most recent item from the clipboard in a focused textarea. If there is no such textarea, then the text is pasted in the "Overview" search bar.

Problem Explanation

The bug happens whenever I log in.

Expected Behavior

Pano should start normally without pasting any content anywhere.

Reprodution

Steps To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce, if applicable:

1. Make sure Pano is activated from the Extension Manager
2. Copy some text
3. (optional) Focus on a text zone in any application
4. Suspend, log out, or reboot your computer, then log back in again
5. See the bug happening

Details

Mark with [ ] all that applies:

It happens with any application?

• Yes, it applies to any application.
• No. Only with the following applications:
  • VSCode
• It works with the following applications that I have tried:
  • Fill in a list with any application that applies

It happens only on one computer?

• I don't know.
• No. I have tried it on more than one computer.

It happens only with some specific gnome configuration?

• I don't think that the configuration matters.
• Yes. Only if the following config is set up:
  • Fill in a list with any configuration tha applies.

It happens only with some specific extension installed?

• I don't think that the installed extensions affect the bug/behavior.
• Yes. Only if the following gnome extension is installed:
  • Fill in a list with any extension tha applies.
  • Fill in also any detail about the extensions that applies.

Diagnostics

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Environment

• GNOME Shell version: 45.5
• Distro: Fedora Linux, Workstation Edition
• Distro version: 39

Output and Logs

Gnome

Command: journalctl --since=now --follow /usr/bin/gnome-shell

$ journalctl --since=now --follow /usr/bin/gnome-shell

nothing in particular related to pano

Pano Configuration

Command: dconf dump /org/gnome/shell/extensions/pano/

$ dconf dump /org/gnome/shell/extensions/pano/
--- file is empty, nothing printed out ---
$

Enabled Extensions

Command: dconf read /org/gnome/shell/enabled-extensions | tr ' ' '\n'

$ dconf read /org/gnome/shell/enabled-extensions | tr ' ' '\n'
['caffeine@patapon.info',
'Hide_Activities@shay.shayel.org',
'background-logo@fedorahosted.org',
'launch-new-instance@gnome-shell-extensions.gcampax.github.com',
'rectangle@acristoffers.me',
'user-theme@gnome-shell-extensions.gcampax.github.com',
'quick-settings-tweaks@qwreey',
'logomenu@aryan_k',
'monitor@astraext.github.io',
'paperwm@paperwm.github.com',
'top-bar-organizer@julian.gse.jsts.xyz',
'gnome-ui-tune@itstime.tech',
'Battery-Health-Charging@maniacx.github.com',
'hidetopbar@mathieu.bidon.ca',
'forge@jmmaranan.com',
'trayIconsReloaded@selfmade.pl',
'quick-settings-avatar@d-go',
'pano@elhan.io']

[nooraibk]

I'm on fedora 39 and having same issue. Its particularly concerning because it can paste sensitive information if you have setup other apps to launch on startups.

[DAPOTTIS]

same problem here

[OsoRojo]

Same. And it doesn't happen just on login. It also does it resume from suspend.

[Totto16]

I could reproduce that finally, I always used x11 (because of an NVIDIA graphics card 😓 ) but under Wayland this appareas to be an issue, I'm looking into this soon ™️

[OsoRojo]

@Totto16 Lately I've tried to be better about noting the 'pure wayland' nature of my setup for exactly that reason, but I forgot when I chimed. This is a good reminder to always note specifics like that. Glad you were able to reproduce it!!

[Tuba2]

@MartinHeywang, is it the same issue from #244 , which was related to the "Paste on select" feature?

You can test this by disabling "Paste on select" and trying to reproduce the bug.

I believe this was patched, but I don't know for sure.

[MartinHeywang]

I don't know if it is exactly the same issue, but the problem does disappear when I disable "Paste on select". I have enabled and disabled the feature and they do seem correlated.