It used to just paste https://mail.google.com/mail/u/1/#inbox/blah
Now it pastes [https://mail.google.com/mail/u/1/#inbox/blah](https://mail.google.com/mail/u/1/#inbox/blah)
Itās super annoying when youāre typing markdown and paste the url part just to end up with [That one email]([https://mail.google.com/mail/u/1/#inbox/blah](https://mail.google.com/mail/u/1/#inbox/blah))
Until itās fixed - learn to use the hotkey on your computer for āunformatted pasteā. Itās useful to know anyway. Ever since this bug appeared Iāve gotten more used to doing it, itās useful in Google Docs too.
Iād also like to note that I find this bug super annoying and hope it gets fixed soon. The workaround the George3 mentioned does work, but itās really hard to retrain yourself to do a standard operation like pasting differently than youāve been doing it for 15 years just for one app.
I agree with all the other commenters, itās very annoying. Multiple times everyday I find myself doing cmd+v, realizing it pasted in markdown so hitting cmd+z, then pasting unformatted with cmd+shift+vā¦
Another version of this bug was closed by a mod because they said the issue only happens if we copy a āclickableā link ā if we copied a clean link it would paste a clean link.
For me, this happens when I copy links from the Chrome address bar, which I expect to be clean (maybe Chrome makes them unclean ā but I think Dynalist should treat them as clean regardless).
It might help this bug get fixed if people share the places where theyāre copying links from which cause them to see markdown links. Is it mostly with Chrome that other people are having issues too?
I got tired of using the plain paste workaround, so fixed the problem with the indispensable Keyboard Maestro. I hope those of you on macOS will find this useful.
This macro monitors clipboard for when thereās only a URL in it, and then converts the clipboard from HTML to plain text. I have it in a group thatās active in browsers only. It wonāt let me attach it to this post, so in my Dropbox public folder instead.