Just revisiting a problem from April, finally found the best workaround

General system Kernel, boot, graphics & hardware
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Thanks to the hard work by Bink in this thread:

He narrowed down a really annoying problem in XFCE clipboard manager, and I’ve found the easiest and best workaround so far is to add a line in the environment file at /etc/environment:

XFSETTINGSD_NO_CLIPBOARD=1

Adding that line, reboot, and everything works.   Spent hours with Grok AI, a lot of trial and  error, but that's what came out.
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Almost identical to what he suggested, just had to put it in the environment file.

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