Issue with StringReplace and StringSplit in clipboard

[RyanAyton]

Hello,

In Chrome, when I copy the information from 3 columns (for example First Name, Last Name, Age) there is only 1 return between the information when I paste it

For example, when I copy:
In Chrome, it's shown as Bob | Smith | 56
When I copy and paste this, it is shown as:

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Bob
Smith
56

So, I can use the following AutoHotkey to then paste this like:

First Name: Bob
Last Name: Smith
Age: 56

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::#css::
	StringReplace, clipboard, clipboard, `r`n, /, All
	StringSplit, data, clipboard, /,
	Send, First Name: %data1%`nLast Name: %data2%`nAge: %data3%
Return

However in Firefox, it is different.
When I copy and paste the values, it outputs as:

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Bob

Smith

56

So it outputs as:

First Name: Bob
Last Name:
Age: Smith

The reason why this is happening is because when I copy the values from Firefox:
data1 is "Bob"
data2 is
data3 is "Smith"

How would I get this one command to work from both Chrome and Firefox?
Would it be best to have it detect which is the active browser or
To detect if a data is empty, skip?

Thank you!

[BoBo]

Probably the EOL-char needs to be replaced from `r to `n

[RyanAyton]

Hi @BoBo

Probably the EOL-char needs to be replaced from `r to `n

By this do you mean using:

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::#css::
	StringReplace, clipboard, clipboard, `n`n, /, All
	StringSplit, data, clipboard, /,
	Send, First Name: %data1%`nLast Name: %data2%`nAge: %data3%
Return

Because I've already tried that and it doesn't seem to work

[Odlanir]

This works. Copied your data from Firefox.

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data =
(
Bob

Smith

56
)
StringReplace, data, data, `n`n, /, All
StringSplit, data, data, /,
MsgBox %  "First Name: " data1 "`nLast Name: " data2 "`nAge: "data3