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[HichemTab-tech]

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[ADProperant]

Is there any possibility to enable the paste command into OPT fake input? If we use right button on mouse o double tap on mobile device than no suggestions appears to paste the OTP code.

[HichemTab-tech]

Well, there is actually paste functionality (using Ctrl+V) but yes, we can bring up the context menu, to choose paste using the mouse.
THANKS

[ADProperant]

Unfortunately if we bring up the context menu with mouse there isn't the paste voice. I trying this in your demo page.
Of course ctrl+v works, becouse your code it listener that action, but as a fake input the paste from mouse not works in this OTP.

[ADProperant]

Same if we use a mobile device and long press on the fake OTP to show the paste voice (that not works as above).

[ADProperant]

I see just now that you had open a issue topic ;) I follow up

[HichemTab-tech]

Hi @ADProperant ,

I wanted to let you know that I've completed the branch for issue #12 regarding enabling the paste command into the OTP fake input. Regarding your suggestion about showing the browser context menu, unfortunately, that approach isn't feasible at the moment, as the context menu meant for inputs can't be shown in other places like fake inputs.

Instead, I implemented a workaround solution by adding a new custom context menu. This custom context menu is editable by developers, allowing them to add custom options or use the default ones, including the paste functionality. This approach works well in desktop browsers, provided users accept clipboard permissions. However, on Android phones, there might be limitations, especially on insecure domains (non-HTTPS), due to restrictions imposed by Google Chrome. In such cases, users can still use the old method of pasting using the Android keyboard.

Overall, the new solution is effective for desktop environments and provides flexibility for developers to customize the context menu as needed.

You can check out the details in branch #12. Let me know if you have any further propositions.
Best regards,
@HichemTab-tech