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Ghostty (and libghostty) now fully implement the Kitty clipboard protocol to allow apps to read/write non-textual data (like images!). Ghostty is the first to implement the full protocol outside Kitty. The biggest program to support this is probably Claude Code. Demo below. This will be part of Ghostty 1.4,... show more

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