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# How do I copy and paste in my Virtual Environment with Firefox and Safari?

Firefox and Safari limit clipboard access in web applications. Because of this, standard copy and paste shortcuts may not work between your local computer and your Replica Virtual Environment.

## Use the Clipboard Button

If you use Firefox or Safari, use the built-in **Clipboard** button in the Replica interface.

### Copy Text From Your Virtual Environment

1. Highlight the text in your Virtual Environment.
2. Copy it in the session.
3. Click **Clipboard** in the top left.
4. Select **Copy to local device** using `ctrl` + `c`.
5. Paste the text on your local computer.

### Paste Text Into Your Virtual Environment

1. Copy the text on your local computer.
2. Click **Clipboard** in the top left.
3. Select **Paste to the clipboard utility** using `ctrl` + `v`.
4. Paste the text in your Virtual Environment using your normal paste shortcut.

## Browser Compatibility

* **Chrome and Edge**: Standard keyboard shortcuts work directly.
* **Firefox and Safari**: Use the **Clipboard** button.


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