As you probably know, many beta versions of Android 14 have been released in recent months, all of which bring new features to the operating system. Among the recent innovations we can mention a big change in the taskbar, as well as the option to block notifications from displaying in full screen.
But users discovered an even more practical feature, as there is a new way to copy and paste text. In fact, instead of clicking the button as you should have done before, You will now have the ability to drag and drop your content to copy and paste.
Copy-paste comes together with drag-and-drop in Android 14
With this feature update, users can now press and hold the item they want to copy and then use another finger to navigate to the target app where they want to paste the content. This new drag and drop approach offers a viable alternativethis may appeal to many users.
Here is a step-by-step guide on how to use drag and drop copy and paste on Android 14:
- start with press and hold the content you want to copy.
- drag the selected item away from its original position. A translucent preview of the item appears, allowing you to move it around freely.
- Move on to the second practice with your other hand. where you intend to paste the copied content. You can use the recent apps screen or start an app by returning to the home screen. Make sure to hold down the copied item.
- Place the copied item in the desired location in the second application. Pressing the desired spot before releasing the item can help you place the item exactly.
it’s good to remember thatAndroid 14 is still in betaThis means that Google may make some changes to this new feature before the stable release expected next month. Google is already in its fifth beta and already available on compatible Pixel smartphones.
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