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I just updated my Pixel 3 XL to Android 10 and now Clipper won't return data from the clipboard.
Issuing the adb command adb shell am broadcast -a clipper.get always returns result=0, data="".
Seems like we need to open the app to the foreground to achieve it.
You can do a trick that start the app from the command line then calling clipper get, then stop the app.
adb shell am start ca.zgrs.clipper/.Main
sleep 1
adb shell am broadcast -a clipper.get
adb shell am force-stop ca.zgrs.clipper
This is my complete script for both get/set:
adb shell am start ca.zgrs.clipper/.Main
sleep 0.5
if [[ -z$1 ]];then
adb shell am broadcast -a clipper.get
else
adb shell am broadcast -a clipper.set -e text "\"$1\""fi
adb shell am force-stop ca.zgrs.clipper
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Change the front program to Clipper, do the clipper.get and change back to PokemonGO.
Do some small waits in between.
The idea is base on some note from Tuan Chau @tuanchauict , he is mention in a issue note on Clipper (/majido/clipper/issues/9), "Seems like we need to open the app to the foreground to achieve it."
I just updated my Pixel 3 XL to Android 10 and now Clipper won't return data from the clipboard.
Issuing the adb command
adb shell am broadcast -a clipper.get
always returnsresult=0, data=""
.I assume this is related to the recent Android security changes that limits clipboard access except to system apps: https://issuetracker.google.com/issues/123461156
Is there any more information regarding this issue, or any workaround being considered?
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