Environment

ClipboardFusion Pro 6.3 (local execution on Windows)

PuTTY (latest stable)

Remote shell: bash (Linux servers)

Bracketed Paste enabled (default in bash)

Issue
When pasting text from ClipboardFusion’s clipboard history into a PuTTY session, ClipboardFusion inserts the text as simulated keystrokes instead of a real paste operation.
As a result, bash’s bracketed paste control sequences are typed literally and appear in the terminal.

Observed behavior
Pasted text is wrapped with escape sequences:



Expected behavior
The pasted text should appear as plain text, identical to:

PuTTY right-click paste

Shift+Insert

Ctrl+V from a physical keyboard

Example (expected):



Root cause (technical)
Bash enables Bracketed Paste Mode and expects the terminal to handle paste events correctly.
ClipboardFusion injects keystrokes instead of issuing a true paste event, causing the ANSI escape sequences (ESC[200~ / ESC[201~) to be sent verbatim.

Impact

Affects all SSH sessions using bash

Breaks normal clipboard workflow

Forces users to disable bracketed paste server-side as a workaround

Request
Please add an option or detection logic so ClipboardFusion performs a real paste (Ctrl+V / clipboard paste API) when targeting terminal applications such as PuTTY, instead of simulated keystrokes.