Vadim Peretokin

Do you get the same behaviour with other applications on Windows when trying to copy similar things?

I suspect Qt is doing a 'just in time' copy, that is - data isn't actually copied until you need to paste it elsewhere. This would explain why pasting after...

That looks right, however what is strange is that Qt already does this: https://code.qt.io/cgit/qt/qtbase.git/tree/src/widgets/platforms/win/qclipboard_win.cpp?id=82895982ec31b2c889393e7f386c25d668df6c5e&h=5.14#n312 Nonetheless a PR to test this is welcome.

Yes - thanks!

It is still open, but have a look at https://mudlet.org/bounty for the updated version.

Updated.

I agree for certain.

I am not that certain now.

A mega PR having a regression, familiar story! In the future check out using `git blame` to find the offending commit - it's quicker than checking one by one :)

Hmm, I think it's possible for a minimalist user to want to have both toolbar and menubar off. What do you think?