Is Vim immune to copy-paste attack?
You should never paste from web to your terminal. Instead, you should paste to your text editor, check the command and then paste to the terminal.
You should never paste from web to your terminal. Instead, you should paste to your text editor, check the command and then paste to the terminal.
I’m using URxvt 9.20 on debian jessie and I’m looking for a way to copy & paste text like I was used to with the gnome-terminal (Ctrl+Insert for copying, Shift+Insert for pasting).
I have been using w3m for a couple of weeks and am convinced that it is my preferred text browser – with one exception.
In a GUI file manager it is possible to select a few files, press Ctrl-C (which supposedly copies come info about the files to clipboard), then navigate to another folder and press Ctrl-V, which will then copy the files into that directory.
Is there some way to run whatever you copy to the ‘clipboard’ through some sort of filter? Ideally to strip out the trailing newline from something you copy, so that it doesn’t auto-run in the terminal?