Hello! First of all, thank you for creating such an incredible tool.
I'm using Clipp to copy a lot of LaTeX equations on Windows. Since these LaTeX expressions are typically single-word strings (without spaces), Clipp interprets them as passwords and automatically hides their previews after they're copied.
On Windows, I can work around this by disabling the "Hide previews of short single-word items" option in the settings. However, while that makes the previews visible on Windows, the same copied items are still hidden in the iPadOS app.
The problem is that the iPadOS app doesn't have the "Hide previews of short single-word items" setting at all.
Would it be possible to add this option to the iPadOS app as well? It would be extremely helpful for users who frequently work with LaTeX or other single-word strings that aren't actually passwords.
If most of the items I copy are text strings like these, then when I open the app on my iPad, I can't tell them apart because they're all hidden. It makes the whole user experience frustrating.
Hello! First of all, thank you for creating such an incredible tool.
I'm using Clipp to copy a lot of LaTeX equations on Windows. Since these LaTeX expressions are typically single-word strings (without spaces), Clipp interprets them as passwords and automatically hides their previews after they're copied.
On Windows, I can work around this by disabling the "Hide previews of short single-word items" option in the settings. However, while that makes the previews visible on Windows, the same copied items are still hidden in the iPadOS app.
The problem is that the iPadOS app doesn't have the "Hide previews of short single-word items" setting at all.
Would it be possible to add this option to the iPadOS app as well? It would be extremely helpful for users who frequently work with LaTeX or other single-word strings that aren't actually passwords.
If most of the items I copy are text strings like these, then when I open the app on my iPad, I can't tell them apart because they're all hidden. It makes the whole user experience frustrating.