Automatically copy text to the clipboard when dragging the mouse in the Cursorupdated at Mar 19, 2026 320 I was looking for a feature that automatically copies selected text to the clipboard as soon as you highlight it with your mouse, |
Automatically copy text to the clipboard when dragging the mouse in the Cursor | |||
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| I was looking for a feature that automatically copies selected text to the clipboard as soon as you highlight it with your mouse, without needing to press Ctrl+C (or Cmd+C on Mac). It is actually the default behavior on iTerm like below:
While Cursor or VS Code, like most text editors, doesn't have this exact "auto-copy on drag selection" functionality built-in natively, you can achieve it by leveraging its compatibility with VS Code extensions.
Here's how to set it up: Enable Automatic Copy in Cursor
Tags: Auto Copy Automatic Copy Cursor Drag and Copy VS Code terminal.integrated.copy | |||
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