On Fri, Dec 30, 2016 at 4:45 AM, Yuri Goulart Correa <[email protected]> wrote: > > Hi Mike, > > About the extension "Clipboard Permission Manager", you can launch one > optional > update, ... because for me is necessary. >
No. ;) Sorry, but it's not reasonable to make public updates to software purely to satisfy a single individual's needs, regardless of whether the update is "optional". If a change is to be made to the software, there needs to be a reason for doing so which applies to the community at large. If you really want to make a change which applies to yourself and yourself alone, you definitely can, as it's open source: https://github.com/glyptodon/clipboard-permission-manager ... but upstream is not the place for such changes to live. As for the specific changes you propose, more on that below. > > put the insert in Html instead Text? I use for copy and paste e-mails, so i > need the wrap lines, export > the extension here and change InsertText to InsertHTML > I'm not entirely sure what you're asking. At the moment, both the extension and Guacamole support only copy/paste of plain text. This doesn't have anything to do with line wrapping or newlines - those should copy/paste regardless of whether HTML is supported. If they don't, then that would be a bug. Keep in mind that adding support for copy/paste of HTML to that extension will not magically cause Guacamole to support this as well. The two systems are independent, and similar support would need to be added to Guacamole. There is an open issue for implementing this support on the Guacamole side: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-55 Now, compared to the extension (which is browser-specific), the changes required for Guacamole are complicated by browser quirks surrounding HTML clipboard behavior. Such quirks ultimately resulted in the changes for GUACAMOLE-55 being partially reverted for the sake of a stable release: https://issues.apache.org/jira/browse/GUACAMOLE-82 As far as Guacamole is concerned, it is the above issue (GUACAMOLE-55) which needs to be implemented for HTML (or images, or files, etc.) to be supported within the client-side clipboard. Then and only then would such support within that extension have any useful effect. Thanks, - Mike
