I still can't figure out why that link doesn't go away. Some options will appear, like the button with. Each line of text on Clipboard typically ends with carriage return and linefeed (CR+LF), which can be expressed in the script as rn. The second method to clear the clipboard is to open the Samsung keyboard.
By contrast, ClipboardAll contains everything on the clipboard, such as pictures and formatting. Then, I searched for the word 'clipboard' in settings and deleted the data from the 3 apps/services that had that in the name. Clipboard is a built-in variable that reflects the current contents of the Windows clipboard if those contents can be expressed as text. My keyboard (Swiftkey) clipboard is cleared - I even switched back to the Samsung keyboard to make sure that clipboard is also cleared. I have Firefox set to delete all data on exit and I even ran that manually, then I looked for every available clipboard and made sure it was cleared. The link is not important (and it's even misspelled), but I want to know, from a privacy standpoint, why it's still there. I know I can just hide clipboard suggestions but I want to know where that information is stored and how to delete it.
After copying a link in the Firefox address bar a few days ago, every time I select the search bar that link shows up below as a suggestion 'fill link from clipboard'.
