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Build Mosh from source no longer required to enable OSC52 support?

I tried copy to clipboard with Emacs and it just works.

https://github.com/blinksh/docs/blob/master/src/pages/basics/tips-and-tricks.md?plain=1#L131-L132

Correct new Getting Started guide

edit: sorry, wrong repo

is there a way to configure both the foreground and background color of the cursor?

i’ve tried adding multiple values e.g. t.prefs_.set('cursor-color', '#918f6e', ‘#c1c1c1’); in my theme w/o any luck: https://github.com/xero/dotfiles/blob/main/blink/miasma.js#L29

it makes it kinda difficult in neovim when your cursor covers the entire character

example:

note the “l” in the word “visual” of both lines is the cursor.

i’m changing the focus between two tmux split panes to illustrate it only effects where the active cursor is:

version:

Blink: v16.2.0.785 (Test Flight). Jul 14 2023

Blink insists that “Spaces are not permitted in the user name.”

I can’t connect to one of my hosts using Blink because Blink insists with an error that “Spaces are not permitted in the user name.” Spaces in a user name can be annoying, but they’re definitely permitted.

I’ve tried adding this to my SSH config in Blink to no avail (mirroring what I have on my other systems, but with the user name changed here for security):

User "Foo Bar"

I’ve also tried this to no avail:

blink> cat << 'EOF' > ~/.ssh/config
Host hosta* HostA*
    User "Foo Bar"
^C

For now, I just have to manually jump through a different HostB, then ssh “Foo Bar”@HostA.

Thank you for your work.

Edit:

While ssh “Foo Bar”@HostA doesn’t work, ssh Foo\ Bar@HostA does. I’m now using this.

Would be good to document the differences between the various key types

Hi,

I’m trying to implement an iOS workflow, but I’m not sure I understand the differences between SE, WebAuthn/device and WebAuthn/Security key types. From my limited understanding:

• SE keys are device-bound, non-exportable, but cannot require confirmation
• WebAuthn/device are iCloud-account bound (so exportable between devices, I think), require biometrics authentication, and can implement a two-factor auth via “save on another device”
• WebAuthn/security key are bound to the security key, non-exportable, and require presence check (but not biometrics)

Is this roughly correct? I’m happy to improve docs if I have the right understanding.

Add screen mouse configuration to docs

Based on this thread https://discord.com/channels/441939332442619905/442378162425298954/1038084410592989315