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Copy and paste text into noVNC KVM consoles (IONOS, Proxmox, Plesk). Simulates keystrokes at configurable speed. Finally, copy and paste in your KVM console! Web-based KVM consoles (noVNC) used by hosting providers like IONOS, Proxmox, and Plesk don't support native clipboard paste. This means you have to manually type long commands, passwords, and configuration files character by character. KVM Console Paste solves this by simulating keystrokes directly into the VNC console, letting you paste any text instantly. How it works: 1. Open your KVM console in the browser 2. Click the extension icon and paste your text 3. Click "Send to Console" — done! Or simply press Ctrl+V directly on the console page. Features: • Paste text into any noVNC-based KVM console • Blocked by default — you choose which sites to enable, one click per domain • Auto-detect KVM consoles (including inside iframes) • Adjustable typing speed (10ms to 200ms per character) • Configurable delay after Enter for multi-line commands • Progress indicator with cancel support • Right-click context menu paste Supported providers: • IONOS Cloud / VPS • Proxmox VE • Plesk • Any hosting provider using noVNC web console Privacy first: • No data collection whatsoever • All processing happens locally in your browser • No external servers or analytics • Blocked on all sites by default — only runs where you explicitly allow it Developed by AGENCIA RSE (agenciarse.com)
Apr 11, 2026
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