ZeroClipboard doesn\'t work and it doesn\'t throw any errors (javascript console).
The website is hosted on a HTTPS webserver running on localhost. Both the website and
Would just like to point out for anybody else who finds this question first: ZeroClipboard does not work when looking at the file locally i.e. file://path/index.html
. This is because of Adobe's security policies blocking the file://
protocol.
https://stackoverflow.com/a/9450359/710377
If you're already using Node.js at all (even just for the package manager) you can spin up a basic web server on the command line to test ZeroClipboard with npm install http-server -g
and http-server /path/
(assuming that npm stuff is already on your path).