fix(frontend): iOS clipboard paste handling for text and images #64
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Summary
Fixes clipboard paste behavior on iOS Safari by properly detecting text vs image content and allowing the browser to handle text paste natively.
Problem
On iOS Safari/Chrome, the synchronous
event.clipboardDataAPI doesn't reliably expose image content. The async Clipboard API (navigator.clipboard.read()) is required for reading images, but callingevent.preventDefault()unconditionally breaks normal text pasting.Solution
Implemented a two-phase paste detection for iOS:
Text check first: Attempt to read text via
navigator.clipboard.readText()returnto let browser handle text paste nativelyImage handling: Only
preventDefault()and use async Clipboard API when clipboard doesn't contain textChanges
frontend/src/components/message/PromptInput.tsx: Added iOS-specific paste detection logic that preserves native text paste behavior while enabling image paste via async Clipboard APITesting