How to disable the "Paste Formatting option" with the TinyMCE HTML EditorDescriptionWhen users paste text content into any HTML field, they see a popup with a message asking whether to keep or remove the formatting in the pasted content.For users who do a lot of "copy and paste" operations in the HTML field as part of their daily job, this new functionality might be annoying. This article details how to disable this new feature with the TinyMCE editor.CauseSince Jakarta, the TinyMCE editor has seen some improvements and new features added, see User interface (UI) release notes - Jakarta One of the added features was Paste Formatting Options described in our documentation: Paste content into the HTML editor This new feature is the source of the described behavior.ResolutionAs of New York, there are system properties to configure the pasting behavior for both HTML and Microsoft Word formatted content: glide.ui.html.editor.v4.paste.word_import Paste formatting behavior for Microsoft Word. This setting controls how the content that is pasted from Microsoft Word is filtered. The supported values are: clean - Preserve the structure of the content such as headings, tables, and lists but remove inline styles and classes. This results in simple content that uses the site's CSS stylesheet while retaining the semantic structure from the original document.merge - Preserve the inline formatting and structure of the original document. Invalid and proprietary styles, tags, and attributes are still removed ensuring that the HTML is valid while more closely matching the original document formatting.prompt (Default) - Prompt the user to choose between the clean and merge options after attempting to paste Word content. glide.ui.html.editor.v4.paste.html_import Paste formatting behavior for HTML. This setting controls how the content that is pasted from sources other than Microsoft Word is filtered. Note that this includes content copied from TinyMCE itself. The supported values are: clean (Default) - Preserve the structure of the content such as headings, tables, and lists but remove inline styles and classes. This results in simple content that uses the site's CSS stylesheet while retaining the semantic structure of the original document.merge - Preserve the inline formatting and structure of the original document. Invalid and proprietary styles, tags, and attributes are still removed ensuring that the HTML is valid while more closely matching the original document formatting.prompt - Prompt the user to choose between the clean and merge options after attempting to paste HTML content. These properties can be updated by an admin by navigating to System Properties > UI Properties (towards the bottom of the page, with the rest of the HTML editor configuration).Additional InformationAdditional TinyMCE properties: https://www.tinymce.com/docs/plugins/powerpaste/Enhancement request discussion on ServiceNow Community: https://community.servicenow.com/message/1250203#1250203