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Does not show token #149
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Hi,
I added a token using the manual method, and the program showed it correctly (and the token was successfully copied to the clipboard). About using an external clipboard: I'm sorry, I don't really know what to do here. I can't test every clipboard manager out there :) I'll add a warning into the wiki that only the "default" clipboard is supported. |
I need a working reproducer from you to fix the issue because I can't reproduce it 😞 |
Thanks so much for looking into this. I'm afraid I'm unlikely to find the time to get this reproducible, so I think it's best to close the issue. I'm able to use other apps. Thanks for your time! |
Sorry to hear that 😞 |
When I click on a line, it doesn't show the OTP token (contrary to what is in the wiki). I can't find any way to get it to display the token.
I'm using 1.5.1, installed via Flatpak on Linux Mint 18. I'm guessing this is some kind of packaging issue?
Also, it doesn't copy the token to the clipboard either - at least if I'm running my clipboard manager it doesn't (either to primary or secondary selection). I found that if I close the clipboard manager, it does copy it.
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