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I'll take a look. I think if you hit the right arrow before pasting, it also solves the issue. |
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Has there been a change in behaviour in a recent update? I have noticed that if I open the slash command popup, type the start of a command, then go to another tab or application to copy something, when I come back, the whole text in the command popup is selected so I have to change the selection before I can paste in the rest of my command. This causes me a lot of problems with my clipboard history application (CopyQ) which triggers a focus loss and then a regain of focus followed by a paste, which then overwrites everything in the command popup that I have already entered. Is this behaviour new? Is it optional?
A use case example:
I open the slash command popup via the hotkey, I type "u" command (or similar) followed by a space, I then call up my clipboard history app using its hotkey, I select an item from my clipboard history app which moves it into the OS clipboard, sends focus back to where I was before, and sends a paste command. Unfortunately the text selection has now changed and the paste overwrites the command I have already entered. This happens even if I am not using my clipboard history application. I might be going to notepad to get/copy the extra info I need instead.
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