and in turn data is copied (but seems to be rich-text and has strange formatting options around when added into editor) - looks I selected not only text but a picture as well…
pasted text
k
sdjfkasfd
and strikthrough
text/plain;charset=utf-8
1d
ksdjfkasfd
and strikthrough
application/x-openoffice-link;windows_formatname="Link"
57
soffice/tmp/user/docs/ACcUn9IpWe6StClL/directly_shared.odt__DdeLink__139_2578953196
application/x-openoffice-objectdescriptor-xml;windows_formatname="Star Object Descriptor (XML)";classname="8BC6B165-B1B2-4EDD-aa47-dae2ee689dd6";typename="Collabora Office 24.04 Text Document";displayname="file:///tmp/user/docs/ACcUn9IpWe6StClL/directly_shared.odt";viewaspect="1";width="17000";height="3000";posx="0";posy="0"
92
�e�Ƌ���N�G���h��hB�$Collabora Office 24.04 Text Document:file:///tmp/user/docs/ACcUn9IpWe6StClL/directly_shared.odtgE#�ͫ�
That’s weird, it seems like you found more issues.
I wasn’t specific enough, my issue is with copy/pasting in Collabora with odt and ods files. I’m trying to do this editing inside the browser, not on Windows.
It seems like the headers issue is a security issue which prevents in copy pasting outside of NC to Windows clipboard.
COOL/CODE always runs in browser (Firefox in my case) - the destination for copy&paste app is Windows editor/Writer…
and if you follow the the text my “issue” is more non-issue - just small inconsistency when copying righ data from CODE… but such deep questions are better asked in Collabora Forum
I managed to disable the SSO application which in fact resolved the HTTP header warnings. Although it didn’t fixed the copy/paste issue I’m experiencing. I’ve created an issue on Collabora Github.