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Clipboard History pre appends 'http://' to anything that looks like a URL #775
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I agree, and it doesn’t. If you paste such an item, you’ll see that the This bit is more for @pjrobertson… Having said that, maybe the answer here is to not run |
I take it back. Yes it does (if you use the Paste action on an item in the history). |
@skurfer see #776 I think your point about not sniffing clipboard strings is valid (but unrelated). I will have a think about it. If we didn't sniff the string, would it be 'right' that if I copied |
For @skurfer ... I think your change would be as simple as altering QSObject_Pasteboard.m:121 The only downside to your proposed change is for things like URLs. If I copy a URL to the clipboard, then want to open it, I can't (as it'd be a string) |
Maybe a solution is to store the strings as URLs if they start with a scheme like http:// ssh:// etc, just don't assume that if it ends with .com or .net it is needs to start with http:// |
Personally, I don’t think I’ve ever wanted to open a “sniffed” URL from the clipboard history. I’m more likely to get the URL with ⌘⎋ than copy it. You could also hit I suppose we could add a check so it only runs |
I think using different I'll have a play with disabling sniffString for clipboard objects all together and see if I encounter any problems. |
Sounds good. I’ve been thinking a lot about |
We should also probably move things to put the most common things first On 28 March 2012 15:34, Rob McBroom <
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This is pretty annoying, it think it should not manipulate in any way what is stored.
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