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The link field (the idea of Uiverse "itchy-dodo-49" by Bodyhc, MIT, redone in plain HTML and CSS on the site's colours; credited in THIRD-PARTY.md): a label in front, the field, and a copy icon whose tip says COPY, then COPIED. The edge lights up in the accent colour while you type. One shared piece (shell.js HUB.linkField), used in:
Links › Add or Edit Link › Address: https:// sits in front (a tap gives http://). A typed or pasted https:// or http:// moves into it; an address with another scheme (mailto:, ftp://) hides it. An arrow opens the link in a new tab; the copy icon copies the whole address. What is saved is the whole address, as before.
Files › Share Link: "Link" in front, read-only, with the copy icon (it replaces the Copy button).
Settings › Health › Domains and Uptime: https:// in front of the add field; a pasted https:// is dropped, as only the host is kept.
Settings › Telegram › Setup › Keep It on Schedule: the two cron lines ("Cron" and "curl"). The key in the web address shows as dots; Copy gives the whole line with the real key.
Security › Recovery Key (also in the first-passphrase steps and the Security Checklist) and Two-Step Login's key: "Key" in front, read-only, with the copy icon.
Changed
Where the browser can't copy (a page opened over plain http), the field is selected and a note says to press Ctrl+C.
Fixed
Files: a file or folder whose id came out as 16 digits (about 1 in 1,800) could not be removed for good from the Trash: PHP turns such an id into a number, and the clean-up stopped with an error. New ids are never all digits, and ids made before are handled.