Le 17 févr. 2012 à 19:23, Daniel Cheng a écrit : > Any MIME type support restrictions that apply to clipboard MIME types will > almost certainly apply to DnD MIME types as well. Therefore, it wouldn't make > sense to tie it to ClipboardEvent.
Not sure to understand what "lie" means. Maybe you mean that it is a lie to use flavour names that are native names? Can you please explain? > Also, what does it mean to be "supported"? In new versions of Chrome, any > kind of MIME type is supported in the sense that you can set data for any > arbitrary type, and it can be understood by any browser that uses the same > native conventions (I'd be happy to work with any other developers interested > in making sure this works across different browsers on the same computer). This sounds like a huge security leak. What if trusted web-site docs.google.com receives a paste of easy.cms.com that just got hacked with a hack that a kind html containing a script that reads the cookie when executed? paul
