^V under Windows Terminal results in paste rather than page down

[hsauro]

I was using nano-win on Windows 10 and noticed that ^V when used from Windows Terminal results in a paste, rather than a page down. However, under powershell (don't open under Windows terminal), ^V works fine. Any ideas on how to change that behavior?

[lhmouse]

You might want to dig into Windows Terminal settings. I suspect there should be an option to change this behavior, so it doesn't paste text upon Ctrl-V, but sends the combination keys to the program inside it. There is such an option in Windows 10 console (CMD or PowerShell). I presume Windows Terminal has it too. (I don't use it personally.)

[Van-Dame]

You need to unbind the Ctrl+V key combination in the Terminal settings