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Clipboard API and events
Hello! I am a developer of web based audio tools like https://dopeloop.ai/melody-generator and https://pro.sfxr.me. I am working on more tools at the moment for generating samples as well as MIDI....
Closes #207 I did not completely replace the existing template with the WHATWG one, although I would be okay with that. Once we do this, we should make sure other...
We are looking to implement the Clipboard Change Event API and spec for clipboardchange event exists today, [link](https://www.w3.org/TR/clipboard-apis/#clipboard-event-clipboardchange) However, important details are missing and there is a need for calling...
Proposing to call out the following: For iframes: Current permissions policy that makes use of 'allow' attribute should be followed for clipboardchange event. Listening to "clipboardchange" event within a cross-origin...
Document being in focus is called out as a pre-requisite. We propose to apply transient user activation to this, that is, event would fire even when document is currently not...
Proposing that `clipboard-read` permission should be called out explicitly as pre-requisite for `clipboardchange` event to fire: - From privacy point of view knowing when clipboard has changed deterministically can be...
Following is the interface for a clipboard event: ``` interface ClipboardEvent : Event { constructor(DOMString type, optional ClipboardEventInit eventInitDict = {}); readonly attribute DataTransfer? clipboardData; }; ``` To ensure spec...
https://github.com/w3c/clipboard-apis/issues/25 removed these events, but that was before we required implementer agreement for changes. It seems that Chromium and WebKit both expose all of these on documents and elements as...
https://github.com/w3c/clipboard-apis/pull/164 is still open, and the permission is defined here: https://w3c.github.io/clipboard-apis/#clipboard-permissions *** Preview | Diff
For normative changes, the following tasks have been completed: * [ ] Editing WG resolution on the proposed changes, with at least two implementers participating and not objecting: * [...
