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@CharlieCroom @dluzar That’s actually working as intended! For SVGs, I copy the source code and not the image alt text, so you can paste an SVG into VS Code or SVGOMG. It’s all fine! 😀
@dluzar @CharlieCroom I did a hard-refresh and it works fine for me now, too. That’s awesome! Have you tried turning it off and on again? 😂
I’m just -1,671,518 characters over the tweet limit, though. Since I have your attention, can you increasepic.twitter.com/U1JlF2FlAM
@CharlieCroom @dluzar Huh? I use Chrome 81 and start with an empty tweet box. You?
@CharlieCroom @dluzar Go to the demo https://t.co/1kwUzoiy8L (background on this: https://t.co/uLBDG0lKy7) and copy either of the images (âš ï¸ Careful with the SVG, pasting its source into the tweet box blocks the browser for a while).
@dluzar @CharlieCroom Fair. It’s definitely a priority consideration. The screenshot below shows (on https://t.co/EkTwYa6pai) the ClipboardEvent. Both MIME types are there. I think this is the critical branch point: https://t.co/P2x4AAm76D. Don’t have tim
@CharlieCroom @dluzar A little later than I thought, but finally looked at this. It turns out, draft.js doesn’t use the Async Clipboard API at all: https://t.co/YmVlFrGXnW. Bummer.