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cannot select text from UI for copy/paste #597
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Hi Stefan. Since our last release, Urwid has started enabling mouse capture by default. To select text for cutting and pasting, you need to hold down a modifier key (ctrl on my system). It's an awkward in-between state of affairs. In the next release, we'll have proper mouse interaction to justify this, and we'll be able to detect an attempt to select and give the user a hint in most circumstances. |
Thanks for the hint. Using that knowledge, I found out by trying the correct modifier key is Shift in Konsole. Shall we leave this issue open then? |
Let's leave this issue open to remind me to resolve the mouse interaction situation. |
On my system (El Capitan) all that worked is |
On my macOS Sierra, |
How do you scroll while selecting the text (if body occupies more space than the screen height)? Mouse wheel doesn't seem to work for me. I know that there is C shortcut to copy body but I wanted to copy only a part of it and couldn't find how to do that. |
It's a shame it has to be fn, it's over on the right-side for me with a full-size Mac keyboard, I would much prefer cmd, alt, ctrl or shift. |
Using the mitmproxy-0.12.0-2 package provided by Arch Linux, I cannot select and copy text from the terminal window where mitmproxy is running.
Since I remember this to work in the past, I downgraded to mitmproxy-0.11.3-2, and there the text selection and copying works as expected.
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