Oliver Ford

> I guess you're right, i don't really see a reason to automate deleting any other but the last copied entry Passwords, copied to clipboard on a timeout (for example,...

Thanks for working on this! 🎉

Workaround: ```ini [add.interactive] useBuiltin = false ``` (Credit to @malsyned in issue linked above)

I do intend to try to get a test case for it - because weirdly I've actually seen it both ways now. In our tests, and hence I initially thought...

> HyperTerm should store it in app.getPath('userData'). For example on macOS, apps use ~/Library/Application Support for app data, not the home directory. While that might be appropriate for a 'traditional'...

That only works if that's where you want everything else that obeys XDG stored. I can't see that anybody seriously wants shell, editor, and other CLI tools' configuration stored in...

I don't. What place has a Finder preference in an hyperterm discussion? "Toggling hidden files" is accomplished easily with `-a`. The point here is to have choice; then we both...

> HyperTerm is a traditional Mac app. As is Chrome. By 'traditional' I meant "installed via App Store" or "used by non-technical users". HyperTerm on the other hand is used...

@octref > As [matheuss] said, we just need to make a decision. > ... > `~/Library/Application Support/Hyper` on macOS Actually, he said: > there's no point on not respecting `$XDG_CONFIG_HOME`...

@octref On how many Linux distros is `XDG_CONFIG_HOME` an "official thing"? Just Arch? In the snipped I posted above, it will be used if it is available. There is zero...