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The fact that the markdown syntax is copied into the text/plain clipboard creates a confusing user experience. We received feedback from using Text/Collectives as a log and doing a lot of copy+paste from it into different other systems. Copying to the Signal Desktop client and to any mail client is literally broken the way it works now. And while #5487 improves the situation a bit (when the copied content stays in one paragraph or block node), the annoyance stays when copying larger parts of a document.
For reference - here's the output of LibreOffice Writer when copying and pasting the above example:
Shopping list:
• icecream
• vegetables
• fruits
tables
are
hard
to
get
right
let's
go
shopping
Let's bake some cake:
1. get the ingredience
1. go to the super market
2. buy
2. mix them
3. bake them
4. enjoy
It also turns mailto links into plain text, ignores formatting such as bold or italic and links.
The fact that the markdown syntax is copied into the
text/plain
clipboard creates a confusing user experience. We received feedback from using Text/Collectives as a log and doing a lot of copy+paste from it into different other systems. Copying to the Signal Desktop client and to any mail client is literally broken the way it works now. And while #5487 improves the situation a bit (when the copied content stays in one paragraph or block node), the annoyance stays when copying larger parts of a document.Markdown syntax that is confusing
[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])\n\n[[email protected]](mailto:[email protected])
into the recipient field of any mail client (Thunderbird, Roundcube)Originally posted by @mejo- in #5487 (comment)
Markdown syntax that might be helpful
_Originally posted by @max-nextcloud in #5487 (comment)
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