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Hello, when using iTerm 2 (with /bin/bash), cliclick cp:x,y prints the color of the macOS desktop wallpaper instead of the overlying window.
cliclick cp:x,y
When using the default Apple Terminal app (/bin/bash), the same command prints the color of the window as expected.
What could be the cause for this and what setting could I set in iTerm2 to get the color at the given coordination of the overlying window?
Please cf. attached screenshot for more details.
Thank you in advance
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This can happen if iTerm does not have the permission to record the screen (but Terminal has). See the Security system preference.
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@BlueM, thank you for pointing me in the right direction, problem solved. Best regards
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Hello, when using iTerm 2 (with /bin/bash),
cliclick cp:x,y
prints the color of the macOS desktop wallpaper instead of the overlying window.
When using the default Apple Terminal app (/bin/bash), the same command prints the color of the window as expected.
What could be the cause for this and what setting could I set in iTerm2 to get the color at the given coordination of the overlying window?
Please cf. attached screenshot for more details.
Thank you in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: