The Control-C copy failure is beginning to bother me. After I downloaded
the latest version of Firefox I say no failures for a full day. This
morning the failure began again. So I decided to run some tests. Here
are the results:
Here is my test plan
Launch: Firefox, Opera, Gvim, Notepad, Writer
Bring up a page in Firefox and Opera.
Insert some text in Gvim and Notepad
Select an item in Firefox, Opera, Gvim or Notepad
Control-C click on selected item in source
Go to target (Gvim, Notepad, or Writer) and click Control-V
Record whether the selected item is pasted (OK) or some previous item (Fail)
For browsers, the selected item will be either from the URL line or the
body text.
In the following list: source target success or failure
Firefox page writer OK
Firefox URL writer OK
Firefox page writer OK
Opera page writer Fail
Opera URL writer OK
Opera page writer Fail
Gvim writer OK
Notepad writer OK
Opera page Gvim Fail
Opera URL Gvim OK
Opera URL notepad OK
Opera page notepad Fail
relaunch Firefox and Opera
Firefox page notepad OK
Firefox URL notepad OK
Firefox page writer OK
Firefox URL writer OK
Firefox page writer OK
Firefox URL notepad OK
Firefox page notepad OK
no Fails after about 30 additional random trials
I don't know what to make of this.
Bob McClure
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