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I know there is there is a ticket dealing with this issue for Jupyterlab in browser, but is there a way in the Jupyterlab app desktop to add the copy/paste options in the right-click menu (If I can replace right click by shift+ right click for example)?
Also is there a way to set a maximum length before scrolling output activate? Or simply to enable scrolling output by default?
Thanks in advance
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I know there is there is a ticket dealing with this issue for Jupyterlab in browser, but is there a way in the Jupyterlab app desktop to add the copy/paste options in the right-click menu (If I can replace right click by shift+ right click for example)?
Also is there a way to set a maximum length before scrolling output activate? Or simply to enable scrolling output by default?
Thanks in advance
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: