The poor UX comes from the browser using Windows shortcuts instead of something that's consistent with the rest of the environment. Compare this to macOS, wher

The poor UX comes from the browser using Windows shortcuts instead of something that's consistent with the rest of the environment. Compare this to macOS, where copy and paste are consistently Cmd+C and Cmd+V. More generally, keyboard shortcuts tend to use Cmd. That leaves key combinations with Ctrl to their traditional uses in the terminal. Which is pretty convenient, as the combinations won't randomly change when you ssh to a remote Linux system.