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Hi,

I have spotted a bug involved with copying and pasting an image from Firefox (v3.0.1) to Paint.NET (v3.35).

An image which I have spotted it happening on is http://www.union.ic.ac.uk/rcc/canoe/pho ... C05017.JPG. If I copy it using right-click > Copy Image, and then paste it into PDN using Ctrl-Alt-V (paste as new), it is pasted offset by a few pixels - so there is a strip 3 pixels wide transplanted from the left hand edge to the right hand edge.

I would be reporting this as a Firefox bug, except that this doesn't happen if I open up Windows Paint and paste it into that - it comes out fine. Perhaps it is a FF bug - but since it is a quirk with two specific applications, let's try to rule one of them out at least!

Thanks,

Andy

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This also doesn't occur on my system running FF 3.0.1 and Paint.NET 3.35. Something is changing the image before PDN gets it on your system. Do you have any download managers or clipboard software running?

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Do you have any download managers or clipboard software running?

No. Like I say, I can get around it by copy/pasting into mspaint, and then copy/paste from mspaint into PDN fine.

Hmm. I'll have a look around and see if I can work out what is causing it.

A.

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I've also got this bug, and I use Opera as my browser.

I've also made a thread about it, but couldn't come up with a solution there.

Think someone also tested FireFox without experiencing the bug.

What operating system are you running?

I've got "Windows Vista Home Premium" 64-bits.

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