[Webkit-unassigned] [Bug 105507] Unexpected results when dragging <img> element to certain apps

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Fri Dec 21 03:13:28 PST 2012


https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=105507





--- Comment #1 from Sebastian <sebastian.razola at gmail.com>  2012-12-21 03:15:42 PST ---
Sorry, I realized my bug report wasn't accurate. Here's an update:

Dragging an <img> element from Safari or Firefox to, for example, Mail.app's icon, the contents of the src attribute is pasted into the new email's body field. 

So, if you drag a standard <img> element, with the source being a URL, that link is pasted into the body field. And if you then do the same with an <img> element who's source attribute contains a base64 encoded image, that image data is pasted into the new email's body field. Not pretty. 

Doing the same thing using Chrome, regardless of what's in the src attribute, results in the actual image getting properly attached to the new email.

I would say this is the expected behavior?

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