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# OpenTerminal Changelog
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## v1.0.30 - 2026-10-18
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This release improves CJK text rendering, keyword highlighting, and custom link rules; adds ReDoS protection for user-defined regular expressions; and introduces a more precise renderer performance timeline for diagnosing long freezes.
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### Improved: CJK and font rendering
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- The terminal now uses the Unicode 11 width table, improving alignment for Chinese text, full-width punctuation, and table lines
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- A separate CJK fallback font slot was added to terminal font settings
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- The WebGL renderer now rescales overlapping glyphs, reducing glyph overlap
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- The font list marks monospace fonts, and the preview includes mixed Chinese/Latin samples so alignment issues are visible before applying a font
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### New: highlighting and clickable link rules
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- Highlight rules have a new per-line matching switch, so anchors such as `^ERROR$` apply to every line
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- Custom clickable link rules are here: regex capture groups can expand into `http/https` link templates and open with Ctrl+Click
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- Highlight rules can raise an in-app alert on match, useful for errors or secret leaks in long-running task output
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- Overlong output now degrades line by line: only lines over 4KB are skipped instead of disabling highlighting for the whole chunk
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### Fixed: highlight and font setting stability
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- Fixed permission-bit highlighting for multi-line and colored `ls -l` output
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- Fixed highlighted spans erasing the application's own colors; colored TUI output keeps its original styling
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- Fixed crashes and silently ignored settings caused by invalid line height, cursor style, scrollback, or renderer mode; damaged legacy settings are repaired at startup
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- Fixed font names containing spaces, parentheses, and similar characters silently failing in some cases
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### Security: ReDoS protection for custom regexes
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- Custom highlight and link rules are dynamically validated in a main-process worker before they can run synchronously in the terminal
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- Each rule has a 500ms hard timeout; timed-out rules are quarantined instead of freezing the UI
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- Editor previews, imports, existing settings, and hand-edited settings files all pass through the same gate
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- Built-in presets are exempt; installations without custom rules do not start a worker and add no hot-path overhead
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- Existing custom rules are revalidated automatically after upgrading and may briefly show a pending state
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### Diagnostics: renderer freeze timeline
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- Renderer freeze logs now distinguish real long tasks from timer, sleep, and scheduler delays
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- New logs cover fit/reflow, xterm write consumption, write queues, and WebGL lifecycle events
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- Diagnostic logs are rate-limited and contain metadata only, never terminal content
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- When reporting a freeze, attaching the day's diagnostic log makes it much easier to identify reflow, output backlog, GPU, or external-program causes
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## v1.0.29 - 2026-10-16
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This release fixes light themes: on white themes the text inside the terminal (especially the colored output of programs) was almost unreadable, and settings dialogs and other surfaces rendered with dark-theme colors on a light background.
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