#67: copy a value without opening the entry - #69
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Copying a username or a password meant opening the entry's card first — the same card that exists for editing and attachments. The most frequent thing anyone does with a password manager was also among the most laborious, and it left the user one click from changing a record they only meant to read.
A value is now copied by clicking it, wherever it sits in the table, and a toast names what was copied and stays up for exactly as long as that value is on the clipboard. Opening the card has a control of its own, so reaching the screen that can edit an entry is a deliberate act rather than a side effect of reading one.