It’s definitely just getting six additional spaces and two newlines in front of the word “Test”: % hexdump test-paste.mdĠ000000 20 20 20 20 20 20 0a 0a 54 65 73 74 I tried creating an empty note and pasting the text into it. It might be that Apple Reminders etc are somehow copying the text of the reminder in HTML format…but why would pasting HTML-formatted text cause additional characters to appear in front of the text itself? Interestingly, command-shift-V does indeed just paste the text itself without the added characters. It works like every other application I’ve tried other than Obsidian, pasting just the word “Test”. Thanks for those clues, tried pasting in word. This seems to be some weird sort of interaction between Apple Reminders (and Notes) and Obsidian. I also tried copying a reminder, pasting it into Vim, and then copying that text and pasting into Obsidian.
I tried Vim, TextEdit, and even the JavaScript console in Chrome, but none of these show additional characters when pasting text – it only happens in Obsidian for some reason. This is definitely an issue with Obsidian itself – I’ve tried copying and pasting text from both Apple Notes and Apple Reminders into other applications, and none of them show these additional characters.
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Operating system: Mac OS X 11.1 (Big Sur).(there are six spaces on that first line, then an additional blank line, and then finally the text I copied from Reminders). For example, when I copied a reminder called “Test” from Apple Reminders and pasted into Obsidian, the following characters were inserted: Actual resultĪdditional characters are inserted before the text. Switch to Obsidian and paste into a note. For example, I created a reminder called “Test”, double-clicked to select the text of the reminder, and copied it to the clipboard. Go to either Apple Notes or Apple Reminders, and select some text to copy.
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