Now, Shift+Insert pastes the mouse buffer, Ctrl+Shift+Ins pastes the clipboard.
Strangely, Shift+Del [.] on the NK does nothing at all. At the very least I would now expect for it to also Delete something. In a terminal only, I get this for Shift+Del:
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Why this inconsequential, illogical behaviour? NK-Insert pastes, but NK-Delete is still useless.
I was going through the Keyboard Shortcuts settings and Keyboard Layout Options, searching through the forum and googled around for quite some time, but still came up empty handed.
Btw, is there any documentation somewhere, explaining what the infamous yet omnipresent "Default" setting for any of those available options is actually made of?
The way it is currently designed, just stupidly offering "Default", without any used parameters, is extremely unsmart.
Can anyone shed light on what has changed during the upgrade and how I do get the previous behaviour back?