Add option to disable clipboard autosync #2817
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By default, scrcpy automatically synchronizes the computer clipboard to the device clipboard before injecting Ctrl+v, and the device clipboard to the computer clipboard whenever it changes. This new option --no-clipboard-autosync disables this automatic synchronization. Fixes #2228 <#2228> PR #2817 <#2817>
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@rom1v After the --no-clipboard-autosync option is enabled, the clipboard will no longer be injected when using Ctrl+V to paste, and the windows clipboard cannot be pasted to Android, which is not a good experience. |
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@Helaer When pressing Ctrl+v, scrcpy injects Ctrl and v do the device, it does not request to "paste" (it's the Android decision to bind the paste action if Ctrl+v is pressed). In v1.14 and v1.15, mechanisms have been added to allow "seamless copy paste". In particular, this involves computer-to-device clipboard synchronization when Ctrl+v is pressed. And automatic synchronization any time the device clipboard is set. This option aims to disable these mechanism, so Ctrl+v only injects Ctrl+v without synchronizing from the computer clipboard beforehand (so it typically pastes the device clipboard) Ctrl+c copies locally to the device. However, MOD+v still injects |
Ok, I see. |
If --no-clipboard-autosync is enabled, the automatic clipboard synchronization whenever the device clipboard changes is disabled. But on explicit copy and cut scrcpy shortcuts (MOD+c and MOD+x), the clipboard should be synchronized, so that it is still possible to copy-paste from the device to the computer. This is consistent with the behavior of MOD+v, which pastes the computer clipboard to the device. Refs #2817 <#2817>
If --no-clipboard-autosync is enabled, the automatic clipboard synchronization whenever the device clipboard changes is disabled. But on explicit copy and cut scrcpy shortcuts (MOD+c and MOD+x), the clipboard should be synchronized, so that it is still possible to copy-paste from the device to the computer. This is consistent with the behavior of MOD+v, which pastes the computer clipboard to the device. Refs #2228 <#2228> Refs #2817 <#2817>
If --no-clipboard-autosync is enabled, the automatic clipboard synchronization whenever the device clipboard changes is disabled. But on explicit COPY and CUT scrcpy shortcuts (MOD+c and MOD+x), the clipboard should still be synchronized, so that it remains possible to copy-paste from the device to the computer. This is consistent with the behavior of MOD+v, which pastes the computer clipboard to the device. Refs #2228 <#2228> Refs #2817 <#2817>
The future is now: #2834 |
If --no-clipboard-autosync is enabled, the automatic clipboard synchronization performed whenever the device clipboard changes is disabled. But on explicit COPY and CUT scrcpy shortcuts (MOD+c and MOD+x), the clipboard should still be synchronized, so that it remains possible to copy-paste from the device to the computer. This is consistent with the behavior of MOD+v, which pastes the computer clipboard to the device. Refs #2228 <#2228> Refs #2817 <#2817> PR #2834 <#2834>
By default, scrcpy automatically synchronizes the computer clipboard to the device clipboard before injecting Ctrl+v, and the device clipboard to the computer clipboard whenever it changes.
This new option
--no-clipboard-autosyncdisables this automatic synchronization.Fixes #2228