Private Mode should not hide items

[bibermann]

Problem description

I would like to have access to the clipboard history in both Private and Non-Private modes.

Potential solutions/workarounds

Suggested solution:

• Either remove the feature of hiding the history, or,
• if there is a use-case that I do not see, add an option to disable this behavior.

Workaround: Switch to Non-Private mode to get access to those items. But this increases the risk of forgetting to switch back to Private later.

Additional context

The docs say:

Use Private mode to temporarily stop processing copied items.

So in my understanding this solves the issue when I want to copy things like passwords but do not want that those are stored anywhere.

The question is, why are already added items hidden then? They are not private, otherwise, they would not have been added in the first place.

[SUPERCILEX]

I was going to say there's probably a good reason but nope lol: Tudmotu/gnome-shell-extension-clipboard-indicator@51c687f#diff-19a9a3efb94bf1b84229bda71ab0ef5badcdbf34ba3a0c9e4152a82c569a21e6R330

I'd be happy to accept a PR for this. It'd mostly be deleting stuff and then moving the private check into the clipboard listener so that we know when to remove the little dot indicator.