I'm not sure if this is a bug, or the expected behavior. Steps to reproduce: 1. Open https://www.xwiki.org/xwiki/bin/view/Documentation/AdminGuide/Group%20Management inside any browser 2. Copy some text and one or multiple images at the same time using CTRL+C 3. Edit a XWiki page, using the in-place editor, or the WYSIWYG editor (realtime colaboration can be off, or on, the behavior is the same) 4. Paste the content using CTRL+V Expected result: The whole content is pasted inside the XWiki page (both text and image(s)) and the image can be viewed both in edit mode, and in view mode(after a save) Actual result: The text is pasted, but the image(s) is added as a link:  More details: This happens when copy-pasting content from some websites, but not from others. I reproduced on:
- xwiki.org documentation page
- Gitlab (reproducible with content from the ticket description, but not with content from the comments)
- SharePoint
I reproduced both on XWiki 16.10.5 and 16.10.3 I reproduced using both Firefox (Version 137.0) and Chrome (135.0.7049) Selecting just the image and using CTRL+C and CTRL+V gives out the same CORS error Right-clicking the image and selecting "Copy image" works for xwiki.org and Gitlab, but does not for SharePoint(it still adds it as a link) |