Bigger question is, why do browsers have this feature in the first place?
Does it have any use? Like at all?
this post was submitted on 26 Nov 2024
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Some sites think this will preserve their copyright or like to add some ads that whatever you copied came from site whatever.com
I made a website to test your typing speed and I felt dirty disabling pasting, but that feels like an actual good use-case.
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Can confirm. Use this one myself. Because of course my bank considers pasting into the password field to be a security risk.
Just not allowing the clipboard is a legitimate security measure though. A lot of apps can read that memory space, so it's kind of a security black hole.l
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Can I get one that does the same with autofill
been using it for years :)
It doesn't work all the time from what I've found. There are still websites that bypass this and fuck with paste anyways.