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As reported in fish-shell/fish-shell#11609 (comment), a Proxmox Terminal (https://git.proxmox.com/git/novnc-pve) fails to parse OSC commands such as: bash$ printf '\x1b]133;A;click_events=1\x07' Judging by the Git history of the novnc-pve repo, it looks like they use websockify-js. They no longer vendor VT100.js, so hopefully we only need to fix this here. Untested (happy to do that; not yet sure how).
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As reported in
fish-shell/fish-shell#11609 (comment),
a Proxmox Terminal (https://git.proxmox.com/git/novnc-pve) fails to
parse OSC commands such as:
The terminal should output nothing.
Judging by the Git history of the novnc-pve repo, it looks like they
use websockify-js. They no longer vendor VT100.js, so hopefully
we only need to fix this here. Untested (happy to do that; not yet
sure how).