Ctrl+Shift+V behaves the same as Ctrl+V
What happened?
Ctrl+Shift+V behaves the same as Ctrl+V
Reproduce the Bug
Copy the same text and paste it with Ctrl+V and Ctrl+Shift+V to see the difference
Expected Behavior
Ctrl+Shift+V is supposed to paste the text into the same block, but it doesn't
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Desktop Platform Information
Windows7 Logseq 0.7.6
Mobile Platform Information
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Additional Context
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Also happened in 0.7.5 (WIN10).
Also happened in 0.7.9 (win10)🙁
There is a fail-back logic here. When HTML to markdown conversion fails, plain text format will be used. I'll check it.
There is a fail-back logic here. When HTML to markdown conversion fails, plain text format will be used. I'll check it.
Thanks for checking! For me it happens in the cases that I copy and paste from Web pages. But Ctrl+Shift+V indeed pastes text into one block when copy from PDF.
@skydtrtzmr I can not reproduce the buggy behavior. Could you provide some URL pages?
@andelf
Hi! I've tested on some pages and found that, this unexpected behavior seems to happen only when <p>...</p> exists in the corresponding html of target text.
But it won't happen if the html uses <br> to start a new line.
Not sure. Need more tests.
Example:
https://policies.google.com/privacy?hl=en
Happens when I want to copy multi-paragraph content involving <p>...</p> .
In this case, when I paste with ctrl+shift+v:
when I paste with ctrl+v:

Another case:

@skydtrtzmr Many thanks. This is caused by buggy HTML to markdown conversion and plain-text to markdown conversion logic.
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