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Currently we give HTML to the browser when it comes to copy&paste, and then the browser converts that HTML to plain text. This is worse than our own plain text export, so we should use that instead.
Steps to Reproduce
Create a new Writer document with a normal paragraph and 3 bullets.
Select all.
Copy
Paste somewhere that wants a plain text format.
Expected Behavior
Something similar to Collabora Office:
Bullets:
• a
• b
• c
Actual Behavior
HTML -> plain text conversion is done by browser, e.g. Firefox produces:
Bullets:
a
b
c
Additional Context
A related problem is that when we determine if the current selection is simple or complex, then Writer marks inline images as complex (good), but anchored images are still simple (bad). That should be fixed first, given it allows easier testing that way.
This is a general problem, affecting both Firefox and Chrome.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Describe the Bug
Currently we give HTML to the browser when it comes to copy&paste, and then the browser converts that HTML to plain text. This is worse than our own plain text export, so we should use that instead.
Steps to Reproduce
Expected Behavior
Something similar to Collabora Office:
Actual Behavior
HTML -> plain text conversion is done by browser, e.g. Firefox produces:
Additional Context
A related problem is that when we determine if the current selection is simple or complex, then Writer marks inline images as complex (good), but anchored images are still simple (bad). That should be fixed first, given it allows easier testing that way.
This is a general problem, affecting both Firefox and Chrome.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: