Ignore bracketed-paste markers (ESC[200~ and ESC[201~)

Hello,

Thank you for the request. After consulting our terminal expert, this behavior means that the SSH server requests the client (RDM in this case) to use the bracketed paste feature, while not supporting that feature itself.

We'll open a ticket to add an option to force the bracketed paste feature to be off in the terminal. Keep in mind this would have side effects like certain characters being handled as if the user typed the key rather than it coming from a paste action.

Also, if at all possible, I would definitely recommend fixing the server since other terminals would also have this behavior and it might cause issues for other users whether they use RDM or not. I'm not sure other terminal programs allow overriding the bracketed paste feature, since usually the server is the one to tell the client whether to activate it or not.

Regards,

Hello,

We've added the Bracketed Paste selection in terminals. This can be found in the Advanced section for Port Forward and Ssh Tunnel, and under Terminal - Advanced for SSH Shell. You can disable the bracketed paste through this setting. It will be available with the upcoming 2026.2 version.

Regards,

Hello,

Thank you for being so patient!

I am pleased to inform you that the requested feature has been implemented in version 2026.2.3.0 of Remote Desktop Manager. As of now, the latest version 2026.2.3.0 is only available in Beta.

We strongly recommend upgrading in a Staging environment before installing this version in the production environment.
https://devolutions.net/remote-desktop-manager/download/

The full 2026.2 release (non-beta version) will be available in June.

If you have any further questions, please don't hesitate to let us know.

Best regards,