Describe the bug
Copy-on-select broken since v1.0.15 due to mouse reporting
After the auto-update to v1.0.15 (from 1.0.14), the terminal's native "copy on select" feature no longer works. This is because the CLI now
enables mouse reporting, which intercepts mouse events before the terminal emulator (Tabby) can handle them.
This is a usability regression — copy-on-select is a fundamental terminal workflow. Holding Shift to bypass works but is not discoverable
and breaks muscle memory.
Environment: Windows, Tabby terminal, v1.0.15
Affected version
v1.0.15
Steps to reproduce the behavior
No response
Expected behavior
Request: Please add a config option (e.g., "mouseReporting": false in ~/.copilot/config.json) to disable mouse reporting, or make it opt-in
rather than opt-out.
Additional context
No response
Describe the bug
Copy-on-select broken since v1.0.15 due to mouse reporting
After the auto-update to v1.0.15 (from 1.0.14), the terminal's native "copy on select" feature no longer works. This is because the CLI now
enables mouse reporting, which intercepts mouse events before the terminal emulator (Tabby) can handle them.
This is a usability regression — copy-on-select is a fundamental terminal workflow. Holding Shift to bypass works but is not discoverable
and breaks muscle memory.
Environment: Windows, Tabby terminal, v1.0.15
Affected version
v1.0.15
Steps to reproduce the behavior
No response
Expected behavior
Request: Please add a config option (e.g., "mouseReporting": false in ~/.copilot/config.json) to disable mouse reporting, or make it opt-in
rather than opt-out.
Additional context
No response