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@@ -30,7 +30,7 @@ The left mouse button (button 1), works as expected: you use it to select text.
Pressing and holding down the right mouse button (button 3), shows all possible window options:
-![](./img/plan9-mouse3-menu.png)
+![](./img/plan9-mouse3-menu.webp)
For example, if you release it while hovering "New", you cursor will change, and after holding it down again, dragging out will result in a grey rectangle representing the dimensions (and position) of a new terminal window (releasing the button creates that new window).
@@ -43,7 +43,7 @@ Your browser doesn't support the video tag
Finally, the middle mouse button (button 2), shows text-control options, which can be executed on selected text:
-![](./img/plan9-mouse2-menu.png)
+![](./img/plan9-mouse2-menu.webp)
You'll recognise `cut`, `paste` and `snarf`[^snarf], the latter being just another word for copy.
Since every modern window manager supports those in some form, I'll concentrate on the others.