VM Console Extension

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by Flowgem

v1.1 Updated Mar 10, 2025 290KiB

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★ 3.25

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⚠️Not updated in over a year

Description

🚀 Easily Paste into Your Proxmox Console Sessions! 🚀 The VM Console Extension is here to solve a frustrating limitation—no more manual typing or restricted copy-paste functionality! With this extension, you can directly paste text, commands, or configurations into your Proxmox web console sessions with ease. 🎉 ✨ Key Features: Clipboard to Console Magic: Paste text directly into your Proxmox console sessions, even in environments where this isn't normally possible. ✏️ Simplify Your Workflow: No more switching back and forth between tools—just copy and paste! 🔄 Quick & Easy to Use: Activate the extension from the toolbar and paste in seconds. ⏱️ Save Time, Reduce Errors: Focus on what matters and skip the repetitive typing. ⌨️ This extension is a must-have for anyone managing Proxmox Virtual Environments! Whether you're an IT admin, a developer, or just looking to streamline your workflow, this tool has got you covered. 😎 Install now and make your Proxmox console sessions a breeze! 🚀 Let me know if you'd like to tweak it further! 😊

Reviews (4 cached)

Last 12 months

★☆☆☆☆2025-08-02

Straww Mann

Great idea, but unfortunately doesn't seem to be supported anymore. Paste commands in VM Console are ignored as usual when this extension is active.

★☆☆☆☆2025-01-20

Marph

it doesn't work

★★☆☆☆2025-12-07

Dylan Hyslop

It does not past new lines, so if you trying to copy a docker file it just puts evrything on one line,

★★★☆☆2025-01-31

Alan Peery

Very nice idea but: 1) Why does it need to *read* all web pages when it's doing *input*? 2) Why does it default to reading the contents of all websites? If it has to read the web page, I only want it to read my Proxmox website. 3) When I was pasting in multiple line texts (into vim), the carriage returns weren't being sent. This was true copies out of both Word and Notepad. 4) Types rather more slowly than is required. :-D