| `\e[n q` | 
				
					Set cursor style: eg. `\e[3 q` (the space is part of the command!).
					0~-~block~(blink), 1~-~default, 2~-~block~(steady), 3~-~underline~(blink),
					4~-~underline~(steady), 5~-~I-bar~(blink), 6~-~I-bar~(steady). The default style (number 1)
					can be configured in Terminal Settings
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				| `\e]0;t\a` | 
				Set screen title to _t_ (this is a standard OSC command) | 
			
			
				| `\e]27;1;u\a` | 
				
					Set background image to URL _u_ (including protocol)
					that can be resolved by the user's browser. The image will be scaled
					to fit the screen, preserving aspect ratio. A certain border must be added
					to account for the screen margins. Use empty string to disable the image feature.
					Note that this *won't work for users connected to the built-in AP*.
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				| `\e]27;2;n\a` | 
				
					Set number of visible buttons to _n_ (0-5). To hide/show the entire buttons bar,
					use the dedicated hiding commands (see below)
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					\e]28;x;t\a
				 | 
				
					Set label for button _x_ (1-5) to _t_ - e.g.`\e]28;1;Yes\a`
					sets the first button text to "Yes".
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					\e]29;x;m\a
				 | 
				
					Set message for button _x_ (1-5) to _m_ - e.g.`\e]29;3;+\a`
					sets the 3rd button to send "+" when pressed. The message can be up to
					10 bytes long.
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					\e]30;x;c\a
				 | 
				
					Set button _x_ (1-5) color to _c_ - e.g.`\e]30;2;#00FF00\a`
					makes the 2nd button green. Supported are SGR colors 1-255
					and TrueColor in the format `#RRGGBB`. Use 0 to
					reset to the default color.
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					\e[?800h \\
					\e[?800l
				 | 
				
					Show (`h`) or hide (`l`) the action buttons (the blue buttons under the screen).
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					\e[?801h \\
					\e[?801l
				 | 
				
					Show (`h`) or hide (`l`) menu/help links under the screen.
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					\e[?2004h \\
					\e[?2004l
				 | 
				
					Enable (`h`) or disable (`l`) Bracketed Paste mode.
					This mode makes any text sent using the Upload Tool be preceded by `\e[200\~`
					and terminated by `\e[201\~`. This is useful for distinguishing keyboard input
					from uploads.
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					\e[12h \\
					\e[12l
				 | 
				
					Enable (`h`) or disable (`l`) Send-Receive Mode (SRM).
					SRM is the opposite of Local Echo, meaning `\e[12h` disables and `\e[12l` enables Local Echo.
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