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Copy-to-clipboard now works on far more terminals and on every OS. SpliceCraft relied on the OSC 52 terminal escape to set your clipboard, but a number of terminals silently ignore it — notably GNOME Terminal and other VTE-based terminals on Linux/Wayland, oversized copies, and tmux without clipboard passthrough — so F9 diagnostics, sequence copies, and the like would say "copied" while your clipboard stayed empty. SpliceCraft now uses your operating system's real clipboard tool first (wl-copy / xclip / xsel on Linux, pbcopy on macOS, clip / PowerShell on Windows, clip.exe on WSL, termux-clipboard-set on Android), which actually sets the clipboard and confirms it worked; OSC 52 stays as the fallback for remote/SSH sessions. If copy still doesn't work, install the matching helper — e.g. sudo apt install wl-clipboard on a Wayland desktop, or xclip on X11.