Lukas Holecek

Qt does not support `tab-size` CSS property. You might be able to change the size from command line or Action dialog (F5 shortcut) with the following command): ``` copyq config...

Try it with the following command ([here is how to add the command to CopyQ](http://copyq.readthedocs.io/en/latest/faq.html#how-to-load-shared-commands-and-share-them)): ```ini [Command] Command=" copyq: const tabName = 'Secret'; copy(); const item = {} item[mimeText] =...

> The problem with this solution is that the copied text also appears in the normal tab, not just in the encrypted tab. Ah, I think it requires disabling the...

AFAIK Ubuntu on Wayland does not support clipboard monitoring. Clipboard manager would need to be a Gnome Shell extension. Possible workaround is to start CopyQ in XWayland mode: https://copyq.readthedocs.io/en/latest/known-issues.html#on-linux-global-shortcuts-pasting-or-clipboard-monitoring-does-not-work ```...

It looks like a CopyQ command was interrupted. Does this happen often? Did it happen at application exit or system logout?

I don't think I can do anything about this since the clipboard (and basically Qt framework that CopyQ uses) does not seem to provide the image data. For me on...

> But what happened? It used to work before, definitely in 3.x versions. Old versions of CopyQ rendered HTML items with images (and any other remote content). New versions ([since...

Below is a command that tries to extract the image URL from HTML and fetch the image. A couple of downsides: - it uses a regular expression to find the...

> Press Shift+F2 in order to enter into to the edit mode of the note's apparance That only opens a builtin editor for the preview. Doing changes in the preview...

You can assign another shortcut to reset the cycle items - e.g. Ctrl+Alt+U: ```ini [Command] Command=" copyq: // Pops up the main window (if the shortcut is pressed once), cycles...