Copy toast - the "Copied to clipboard" notification

Short answer

When you click Copy on any message, a small toast slides up from the bottom of the window saying “Copied to clipboard”. It holds for about a second, then fades. Every copy action re-triggers a fresh toast.

Detailed explanation

The toast:

• Position: near the bottom of the window, above the input pill
• Text: “Copied to clipboard”
• Duration: about one second
• Animation: slides up from the bottom, holds, fades out
• Color: theme-aware - a solid pill in the app’s ink color with the confirmation text on top, so it’s readable against either the light-mode or dark-mode surface

When it fires:

• User message → Copy button on the bubble action row
• Assistant message → Copy button on the bubble action row
• Reasoning block → its own Copy button inside the collapsible card

Behavior:

• Repeating copies re-trigger the toast (doesn’t queue or block)
• The clipboard receives plain text (no formatting)
• Works while streaming - you can copy the partial response

Why it matters

Confirms your copy went through without a modal dialog. In fast copy-and-paste workflows (grabbing snippets from a long response), the toast is a subtle “yes, got it” indicator.

In Abliteration specifically

The toast uses the same ink brush as the rest of the app’s on-surface elements - no separate accent color. This keeps the confirmation quiet: enough to notice, not enough to interrupt.

Related

• Chat basics - where the Copy button lives on message bubbles