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Can't click links on web pages in Browsh, when running interactively in Kubernetes (kubectl)

Open pcgeek86 opened this issue 1 year ago • 2 comments

Summary

  • I tried to run browsh in Kubernetes, using the pre-built container image.
  • I discovered that I am unable to click links.

Repro Steps

  • Provision Kubernetes 1.23 cluster on Digital Ocean
  • Use kubectl (v1.24) to run browsh in a Kubernetes Pod: kubectl run --rm -it --image=browsh/browsh browsh01
  • Try to click links

Proposed Resolution

My rough guess is that this is an upstream issue with kubectl itself. However, I haven't yet verified that with a different application.

If anyone has suggestions of other terminal applications that support mouse events, I'd be happy to test them out.

pcgeek86 avatar Aug 18 '22 04:08 pcgeek86

I wonder if this is indeed some other confounded factor like, as you say the terminal, or indeed my it even be some leg of the connection that strips out the mouse escape codes?

tombh avatar Aug 30 '22 13:08 tombh

Not sure if related, but even though I can open the default browsh website and click, when I visit https://lite.duckduckgo.com/lite I cannot get focus on the search field when running on macOS via iTerm 2.

ylluminate avatar Jan 17 '24 18:01 ylluminate