Describe the Bug
When using Cursor on Windows, connected via SSH to Ubuntu, and operating inside a Docker container, the integrated terminal occasionally becomes unresponsive and flashes with a white (inverted) background β as shown in the attached screenshot. This causes the terminal to freeze and prevents any further command input.
Steps to Reproduce
On Windows, open Cursor
Connect to a remote Ubuntu machine via SSH
Enter a Docker container (e.g., docker exec -it container-name bash)
Run any command (e.g., pwd && ls -la)
Occasionally, the terminal flashes white and becomes unresponsive
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Expected Behavior
The terminal should work normally and remain responsive, without flashing or freezing.
Operating System
Windows 10/11
Linux
Current Cursor Version (Menu β About Cursor β Copy)
I canβt find it, but it should be the latest version
Additional Information
This issue seems to occur more frequently after running commands in Docker via SSH
Restarting the terminal or restarting Cursor sometimes resolves it
It makes Cursor unreliable for container-based remote development
Does this stop you from using Cursor
Yes - Cursor is unusable