Which browser are you using?
In order to send the contents of your clipboard to the screen sharing window (which is mostly an HTML canvas element), we use the Clipboard API which has quite strict restrictions on its use (to prevent web pages from accessing your clipboard without your knowledge). In some browsers (e.g. Chrome), you may see it ask permission to access your clipboard (see Microsoft's instructions for allowing clipboard access for PowerPoint for the web) and in others (e.g. Safari on macOS), you may see a second pop-up menu asking you to confirm the paste.
Remote shell access doesn't have the same issue as it is effectively a text input so you can use the standard copy and paste commands without too much issue.
In order to send the contents of your clipboard to the screen sharing window (which is mostly an HTML canvas element), we use the Clipboard API which has quite strict restrictions on its use (to prevent web pages from accessing your clipboard without your knowledge). In some browsers (e.g. Chrome), you may see it ask permission to access your clipboard (see Microsoft's instructions for allowing clipboard access for PowerPoint for the web) and in others (e.g. Safari on macOS), you may see a second pop-up menu asking you to confirm the paste.
Remote shell access doesn't have the same issue as it is effectively a text input so you can use the standard copy and paste commands without too much issue.
Statistics: Posted by paulmu — Tue Jul 16, 2024 3:29 pm