Pasting an URL that has been copied from the browser doesn't trigger any clipboard matcher

[jpbecotte]

If you add matchers with the clipboard module, they are not triggered when pasting an URL that has been copied from the URL bar of the navigator (Google Chrome on Mac).

If you type a valid URL in the editor, then select it, copy and paste, the matcher is triggered.

Steps for Reproduction

1. Visit quilljs.com
2. Copy the URL from any opened tab of your browser (can be the actual tab the you are at the moment).
3. Paste in editor.

Expected behavior:

The following text should be inserted in the editor: 'I just pasted this: ' + (the actual URL copied).

Plus, in the console, there should be a log saying: 'OK. This is a text node' or 'OK. This is an element node'.

Actual behavior:

None of the matchers are called. But the URL appears in the editor (which is not the wanted behavior, we want to catch the URL and format it).

Platforms:

Mac OS (14.3.1), Chrome for MAC (128.0.6613.138).

Version:

2.0.2

Run Quill.version to find out

[compmaster]

Duplicate of #4406. See also discussion #4418.

[compmaster]

Workaround

quill.container.addEventListener('paste', ev => {
  const text = ev.clipboardData.getData('text/plain');
  ev.preventDefault();
  const html = `<p>${text}</p>`;
  const clipboard = quill.getModule('clipboard');
  clipboard.dangerouslyPasteHTML(quill.getSelection().index, html);
}, true);

Anyway, the correct way to implement such feature is to listen text-change event.

quill.on('text-change', delta => {
  delta.ops = ...
});