javascript - Is there any movement in the standards body to support a safe way to copy to the clipboard? -


it seems general purpose need on web page can copy user's clipboard if request initiated user (not script). classic example https://bitly.com/ wants provide shortcut link on clipboard can paste somewhere else.

i'm using flash-based zeroclipboard solve problem (as bitly too), rid of flash in pages variety of reasons (mobile, performance, security, standards, viewer hassle). since zeroclipboard requires initiated actual mouse click user, seems has proven relatively safe (aside general flash vulnerabilities).

i have several pages users come in order stuff want on clipboard can paste elsewhere (snippets of js or css). it's easier end-user if don't have manually select correct piece of text , manually copy clipboard.

so ... i'm wondering if being discussed anywhere in standards organizations now? right now, it's reason left have flash in pages.

for standards efforts being discussed, there support coming or available in of browsers it?

there w3c working draft on subject.


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