This app is great and I use it quite frequently. Therefore, I would prefer if it always appeared on the first page (top 8 apps) in the share menu, so I can access it faster (although I don't want to make it the default because I don't always use it).

I'm not sure how Android decides what order to show items in / whether it's possible to change that. If not, an alternative would be to show a "toast with action"* (like Firefox opening tabs in the background), where the action re-shares the content to a different app (and then I'd set this as the default).

*I haven't looked at the code but I think it's not actually a toast, just a view shown via overlay

The size of this app suddenly more than doubled in size, from 853 KB to over 2 MB, on the F-Droid market. Cannot locate explanation of why. Natural concern over presence of malware is raised.

I didn't add new screenshots, but I propose you to add some of the use on Share menu, some with the notification and some about the in-app settings. This way it would be more attractive (and it will appear more on F-Droid, as they give preference to content with metadata)

This code looks like it should have been doing email += instead of email =.

String email = emails[0];
for (int i = 1; i < emails.length; i++) {
    email = ", " + emails[i];
}

Would you be able to help me understand when handleRfc822Message is normally called?

• Update ez-vcard dependency (Fixes #27)
• Use ez-vcard's streaming parser

We might want to wait until #29 is clarified to ensure that these changes really aren't breaking anything.

The thing I am not 100% sure about here is the androidx.legacy dependency. Do you remember why it was originally put there? Nothing seemed to break when I removed it but at the same time I couldn't find any documentation on the internet to clarify what it was supposed to be doing in the first place.

Hello, Share To Clipboard is not showing itself for me. I am clicking share, there are other apps but no "Clipboard" is available. Tried to run it before sharing, reinstalling - but it just not seem to work.

Im using latest version, EMUI 5.0 Nougat

I've just tried to share a gist from FastHub app and got an error saying that Share to Clipboard doesn't support such format.

Could you look into it, please?

I'm running Lineageos 14.1 (Android 7.1)

I looked for a way to share plain vcard text to binaryeye - a qrcode generator - to share as vcard qrcode.

With vcard parsing, this route is barred.

Would you consider putting the vcard parsing behind a option switch?

The number one complaint we get by both email and play store comments is how we don't support sharing images ("Share to clipobard doesn't show when I try to share a photo").

Maybe we should just show an error message and automatically reshare the photo?

@hugomg, you were against accepting shares we don't support. Any thoughts about this one?

As discussed in #29, there are some issues with handling VIEW and DIAL intents for email and phone numbers:

• VIEW and DIAL intents are not the result of the user pressing a "Share" button. Typical sharing intents use the SEND intents.
• When the users chooses what app to use to open a VIEW or DIAL intent, Android asks if the app should be used "Just once" or "Always". If the user accidentally sets Share to Clipboard as the default handler for that task then it will hijack future attempts to send emails or call phone numbers.
  • The only way to undo this is to go to system settings, under Apps and Notifications.
  • If notifications are disabled then there is no visual or audible feedback to show that Share to Clipboard is hijacking the VIEW or DIAL intent.
• Share to Clipboard's functionality is not strictly necessary for these intents because email clients and phone dialers already put the relevant data in an editable textbox. The user can use regular copy/paste to copy the email address or the phone number.

I propose that we trim down the list of intents that Share to Clipboard handles. I think we should get rid of VIEW and DIAL intent filters for phone numbers and email and keep the SHARE intent filter for text and v-cards.

Hi, I'm pretty certain it's not the fault of this app but performance under Android 10 (Realme 7, latest OTA patch) is erratic, is there anything you can do? Perhaps read the clipboard to see if it matches?

I've just copied a half-dozen links from YouTube & none of them have been captured by my clipboard manager, Clipboard Actions - de.halfreal.clipboardactions & of course YouTube has taken a fresh start so I can't even press [back] to try again.

I have tried other clipboard managers but this is the best I've found. I had gotten used to Clipboardr - com.isaiasmatewos.clipboardr being 100% reliable for years under Android 5 but it's lo longer maintained & doesn't work under Android 10 :'-(

This is soooo frustrating!

After I download the package from F-Droid, opened with X-plore (long press the package icon and click Open as ZIP), I saw there are numerous icons in the package (for example, drawable-hdpi-v4), but they haven’t been used, is it possible to exclude these icons into the package?

Hi, can you put in the Readme & F-Droid listing which Android versions this supports, please?

The F-Droid listing shows the minimum version (which is commendably low) but I don't see highest version anywhere?

In particular, I've just got my first Android 10 device & I'm hitting problems & brick-walls with all sorts of apps, I would prefer not to install an app than try to clear up the mess afterwards if it doesn't work.

Android 5 was bad enough but 10 is just ridiculous & there's an 'upgrade' to 11 poised to install itself.

Having just signed up for Flattr I'm not sure if it is just a flaw in the Android browser experience or if something else is broken, but I can't seem to successfully follow the link to the @tengusw Flattr to subscribe.

I'd really like to see an adaptive launcher icon for this app. Adaptive icons were introduced in Android 8: https://developer.android.com/guide/practices/ui_guidelines/icon_design_adaptive

i sometimes share links to websites that use tracking urls, either through a link shortener or through utm_* query parameters. i generally have to manually remove these from the link myself before sending to friends, so it'd be neat if this app could scan those urls to remove tracking stuff.

it should be simple enough to detect redirects and copy the resulting url from the Location header, and android provides handy url parsing tools you should be able to use to cleanly remove unwanted parameters