https://issues.apache.org/ooo/show_bug.cgi?id=118607
--- Comment #7 from David Rankin <[email protected]> --- To be clear, this should be the default manner of operation in Linux when using the "select buffer". That is also the easiest way to implement it. Since you have two buffers in Linux: (1) "select buffer" - filled automatically on selection of text (2) "copy buffer" - filled when ctrl+c (or copy) is selected When you select text from a web page, and use the "middle-mouse" button to paste it into OO writer, it should paste as plain-text only without any html (or other) formatting. Indention should be preserver across multiple lines (i.e. source code) The new option "[ ] Paste Plain Text by Default (no formatting)" should cause both the select and copy buffers to be pasted into OO writer as plain-text only, when checked, regardless of whether the middle-mouse or ctrl+v "paste" is used. This will eliminate/prevent the user having to: (1) press ctrl+shift+v (2) then select "Unformatted Text"; then (3) choose OK to complete the plain-text paste This will greatly enhance usability when creating collaborative documents assembled from many differing web sources. Keeping the html formatting on paste when assembling a document from many sources creates a formatting nightmare that this enhancement will completely eliminate. -- You are receiving this mail because: You are on the CC list for the bug. You are the assignee for the bug. You are watching all bug changes.
