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copy a link from a message on long press #1729

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Simon-Laux opened this issue Oct 26, 2022 · 7 comments
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copy a link from a message on long press #1729

Simon-Laux opened this issue Oct 26, 2022 · 7 comments
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@Simon-Laux
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This is missing and I need it in day to day usage. telegram, WhatsApp, iMessage, .... have that option and signal does something very weird (long press starts drag and drop for the link 🫤).

@Simon-Laux Simon-Laux added the bug label Oct 26, 2022
@cyBerta cyBerta added enhancement actually in development, user visible enhancement and removed bug labels Oct 27, 2022
@cyBerta cyBerta changed the title Just copy a link from a message, not the whole message on long press copy a link from a message on long press Oct 27, 2022
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r10s commented Oct 30, 2022

yip, that's be a useful enhancement.

as an alternative approach, one could allow somehow text selection and copy any arbitrary text to the clipboard - and maybe also allow translate etc. see the mastodon app to get the idea.
challenge for that would be to not mess up with the normal long-tap, that should stay as is. telegram eg. allows text selection only in the preview after a long press.

just thinking, not suggesting :)

the intially suggested long-tap-link-feature seems to be simpler and even telegram has that (and the text selection on top).

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cyBerta commented Oct 31, 2022

Telegram opens an UIAlertController on long press on a link offering to open the link in a browser of your choice, copying the link or adding it to the reading list which appearantly is a iOS feature.
I think it's a good idea to give the user the choice to copy a link and not just automatically - and maybe accidentally - copy a link to the pasteboard on long tap.

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cyBerta commented Oct 31, 2022

, one could allow somehow text selection and copy any arbitrary text to the clipboard - and maybe also allow translate etc. see the mastodon app to get the idea.

I think that's another nice improvement which could be done in a separate PR.

@Simon-Laux
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I mean show an option to copy, ideally not already open it (in a preview), because that could be bad for privacy.

@adbenitez
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moving stale almost 1 year old feature request to forum to get more feedback from users:
https://support.delta.chat/t/copy-a-link-from-a-message-on-long-press-in-ios/2755

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It is important, I'm just not able to implement it even though I tried #1808

you could close nearly all iOS issues for being stale, because the whole project is in maintenance mode since some time.

Also @r10s told me in a call that he would/can look into it after the message list/composer refactoring (#1810, #1767), so I think this counts as being planned.

@Simon-Laux Simon-Laux reopened this Oct 5, 2023
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@r10s just told me that he will not forget it even though it is now tracked in the forum.

@Simon-Laux Simon-Laux closed this as not planned Won't fix, can't repro, duplicate, stale Oct 5, 2023
@github-project-automation github-project-automation bot moved this to Closed PRs and Issues in Project Resurrection Aug 29, 2024
@r10s r10s moved this from Closed PRs and Issues to Resurrection completed (merged) in Project Resurrection Dec 17, 2024
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