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Hi y'all. Disclaimer I'm 1) running GrapheneOS, 2) returning go Android after many years of using iPhone.

Maybe I'm stupid, but I find it way harder to paste image links (inserting the image) on Android than iPhone.

I find an image on the web, press it and select "Share" then "Copy image with link". Except the link won't appear. It does not exist in my clipboard. Weirdly enough, I can paste it in this post and Voyager will automatically convert it to an image.

I think I'm stupid because this shouldn't be hard. I insert images using urls all the time to avoid downloading a bunch of files. Is it an issue with Vanadium? The OS? Me? Point me in the right direction.

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[โ€“] catloaf@lemm.ee 3 points 3 months ago (1 children)

In Firefox, you should long-press the image, then choose "copy image location". That gives you just the URL.

[โ€“] clark@midwest.social 2 points 3 months ago

I currently only use Vanadium, but maybe I should install FF after all.