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dragging files into document generates tags
currently when I drag an image into a document, I get the path, which is something. If I drag in a JS or CSS or HTML file, the contents are inserted -- I can imagine cases where you'd want that, but I never do. What I'd love is the ability to configure what happens when I drag in different kinds of files. Surprisingly, I've only seen one editor for Mac that offers this: http://coteditor.github.io
Here's a screenshot:
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Here's a screenshot:
![Image 100](/s/attachments/1121/5/951/c56d54df48781f30ec6f90e7ce8a8473.png)
Customer support service by UserEcho
This is standard Mac Drag & Drop behavior.