The problem appears to be with the auto-copy feature. If "Use Gorilla auto- copy" is off, in the Preferences, the username is correctly copied to the clipboard. If it is on, then the password overwrites the username on the clipboard by the time I can do a paste.
Note that this is NOT a second paste operation as far as I am concerned. The password has overwritten the clipboard by the time I do the first paste operation. The problem appears to be a KDE component called Klipper which watches the clipboard. Presumably it is causing Password Gorilla to think I have pasted the username. As far as I know, I am running a fairly standard KDE setup. I certainly haven't deliberately changed my KDE setup since the previous version of Password Gorilla. It does seem to be a problem that the behaviour appeared to break when upgrading. I believe the default for the auto-copy feature should be off. And the tooltip and the help should mention that the feature does not work with KDE Klipper so anyone turning it on knows where to look for problems. In my case, I don't think I have ever actually used Klipper so I think I will turn Klipper off and re-enable auto-copy, but I still do not think the defaults should install a broken setup. -- To UNSUBSCRIBE, email to debian-bugs-dist-requ...@lists.debian.org with a subject of "unsubscribe". Trouble? Contact listmas...@lists.debian.org
