Hence, I think there is still a long way to go, for Android applications to follow the Android official copy/paste framework. They implement the copy/paste using their own mechanism which means 3rd party applications can not access the clip data. However, Samsung does not follow Android copy/paste framework. Through my test, I found copy/paste image/file works on some Samsung Android phones(You can copy image from in-stock browser into the message application on Samsung Galaxy Note3). You can't imagine even google itself does not follow Android official copy/paste rule.Īnd I have tested many main stream editor applications, including Microsoft Word, evernote, they even don't support copy image. Unfortunately, most of the Android applications haven't follow this rule.įor example, the Google docs Android app, when you copy an image in Google docs, it will generate an invalid Uri.
The Uri looks like content:///path/to/file The data source(the application where you copy data from) should create a ContentProvider and generate a Uri which can be used to retrived the image/file.
In short, copy/paste image/file follows the below steps:
CLOUDCLIP COPY IMAGE HOW TO
For the details of how to copy/paste image/file in Android, read Android official document from here.
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