Riru-ClipboardWhitelist VS Soduto

If you have root, installing Riru and allowing KDE app to access the clipboard would be the best solution... (https://github.com/Kr328/Riru-ClipboardWhitelist) If you dont, you caun use ADB Wifi to execute the KDE tile (send clipboard) every time your clipboard updates. I think you need the READ_LOGS permissions to allow tasker access your clipboard.

Also you can use the Zorin Connect (which is based on KDE Connect) app if you want, instead of KDE Connect in your android device. I use it as it has a better looking UI than KDE Connect on Android. And if your android is rooted, you can use this module (Riru Clipboard Whitelist) to allow KDE/Zorin Connect to read your clipboard, so that you don't have to press the "Send Clipboard" button everytime you copy something on your Android.

I'm using the Riru-ClipboardWhitelist which works well on Android 10 but i only want the clipboard to go Android>PC and not PC>Android.

Maybe with some magisk module like Clipboard Whitelist would it be possible to get around this? I know it's not the best solution because not everyone has root access, but at least it's an alternative.

It's been a while and I think the solution was Riru-ClioboardWhitelist. I found an article about it and the corresponding GitHub repo but don't currently have root on my phone and never used it so I can't attest as to its efficacy. It does look still maintained with a commit from May.

If you're able to root your phone, this Riru module can revert that change.

Device: 1) Pixel 4 XL Android 11 November Patch + Riru-Clipboard Whitelist

Yeah, I recall someone mentioned this rooted Android solution. https://github.com/Kr328/Riru-ClipboardWhitelist. It's a Magisk module. Use at your own risk, etc.

There is a Magisk module to fix it if you have root.

The Linux Community is awesome and although I wouldn't compare KDE Connect with Apple's Walled Garden Ecosystem features, it's also a fact that KDE Connect is broken on macOS (works like charm on other OSes). That's where Soduto comes into play! It's a macOS app written in Swift, unlike KDE Connect which is ported from Linux. Unfortunately, Soduto doesn't seem to be in active development and there's no ARM version of the app available for Apple Silicon Macs. You know what's cool about being open-souce?😏 Check this and find the answer yourself (Soduto by @agungrbudiman)!