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@snianu commented on this pull request.
> + Apps that support pasting only a single [=clipboard item=] should use the first [=clipboard item=].
+ Apps that support pasting more than one [=clipboard item=] could, for example, provide a user interface that previews the contents of each [=clipboard item=] and allow the user to choose which one to paste.
+ Further, apps are expected to enumerate the [=mime type=]s of the [=clipboard item=] they are pasting and select the one best-suited for the app according to some app-specific algorithm.
+ Alternatively, an app can present the user with options on how to paste a [=clipboard item=], e.g. "paste as image" or "paste formatted text", etc.
+
+ A {{ClipboardItem}} object has an associated [=ClipboardItem/clipboard item=], which is a [=clipboard item=].
+
+ To create a {{ClipboardItem}} object, given a [=clipboard item=] |clipboardItem|'s [=relevant realm=] |realm|, run these steps:
+ 1. Let |clipboardItemObject| be a new {{ClipboardItem}} with |realm|.
+
+ 1. Set |clipboardItemObject|'s [=clipboard item=] to |clipboardItem|.
+
+ <a constructor lt="ClipboardItem()">constructor</a> steps for <code>new ClipboardItem(<var>items</var>, <var>options</var>)</code> are:
+ 1. Set [=this=]'s [=ClipboardItem/clipboard item=] to a new [=clipboard item=].
+
+ 1. If |options| is empty, then set [=this=]'s [=ClipboardItem/clipboard item=]'s [=presentation style=] to "unspecified", else, set [=this=]'s [=ClipboardItem/clipboard item=]'s [=presentation style=] to |options|["presentationStyle"].
Ack.
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