URLs in terminal output (http/https/ftp with ports, www. hosts, bare
localhost:port dev-server forms) are detected via a link provider: hover
underlines and shows the pointer, Ctrl/Cmd+Click opens the system browser.
Wrapped URLs spanning buffer rows resolve as one link. The 网址链接 highlight
preset grows to cover ftp:// and www. forms.
The settings dialog moves to a left navigation rail with the content column
scrolling on its own, sizes itself at ~70% of the main window and follows
main-window resizes in real time (until the user drags the corner grip),
stays centred while resizing, and keeps a stable height.
From the 2026-09-15 decision, releases go to the Gitea release + the
domestic update channel with --skip-github; the GitHub release assets are no
longer synced per version (the code/tag mirror stays).
Plain Ctrl+V was never the terminal's: it went to the pty as a literal ^V
(0x16) — the command history even recorded 'cd \u0016' — so nothing pasted
and the confirm dialog never saw it. It is now handled on the terminal host
in the capture phase, with preventDefault, feeding the same path as
Ctrl+Shift+V.
The paste check is now shape-based rather than length-based: two or more
lines confirm (a stray newline executes an unreviewed command), a single
line pastes straight through unless it is unusually long.
A dev instance shared the installed build's userData directory and lock, so
starting it demanded killing the real app and it wrote test settings and
session snapshots into the live profile. Dev now uses OpenTerminal-dev and
tags its window title '(dev)'; both instances run side by side.
setGlobalDispatcher routed every request — including the Gitea release and
channel PUTs — through the local proxy, which reset mid-upload once and left
the channel half-written. The proxy agent is now passed explicitly on the
GitHub requests only.
confirmPaste wrote the raw text to the pty, so a large paste bypassed
bracketed paste and PowerShell ran it line by line; it also skipped
onData, which is why history/cwd tracking needed a separate mirror. Now the
text goes through term.paste(): xterm adds the \x1b[200~ markers when the
shell enabled bracketed paste (one edit, no execution) and the normal
onData path restores tracking for free.
The risky-paste bar becomes a proper dialog (确认粘贴 / 本次会话不再提示 /
关闭后续粘贴检测), matching the behaviour users expect from other
terminals.
Closing 终端 6/7 then opening a new one produced 终端 8 rather than
refilling the gap. nextTerminalTitle now scans live panel titles and takes
the smallest unused N, which also subsumes the restore-time counter
seeding (syncTitleSeq is gone) — duplicate retitling after a restore fills
the lowest free number too.
Recorded logs carried the raw stream: SGR colors, cursor moves,
synchronized-output markers, and every TUI redraw frame — unreadable in an
editor and far larger than the visible output (a short kimi session logged
21.5KB of which 4.4KB is text). A per-session sanitizer now strips ANSI
statefully across chunk boundaries, collapses carriage-return overwrites
(progress bars keep only their final text), and suppresses alternate-screen
frames with a marker line. Ink-style inline TUIs redraw in the normal
buffer and cannot be frame-collapsed without screen emulation; their
committed lines are preserved.
The 终端 N counter lives only in memory, so after a restore it restarted at
zero and the next new terminal duplicated a restored title. Broadcast keys
targets by session id so duplicate titles never broke the fan-out itself,
but the target list became indistinguishable. Seed the counter past the
restored maximum on session restore / template apply, and retitle
duplicates already baked into existing snapshots.
The toggle state was a global singleton while the bolt button renders in
every pane's tab bar, so all panes showed the same open/close state and
the single floating panel (window bottom-right, sends to the *active*
session) never corresponded to the pane whose button was clicked. A true
per-pane rework is a medium refactor for a feature that overlaps with the
inline completion and the sidebar commands panel — removing instead.
App-driven paste (context menu / Ctrl+Shift+V) writes straight to the pty,
bypassing xterm's onData, and xterm-native paste arrives wrapped in
bracketed-paste markers that the buffer guards dropped. Either way a pasted
'cd D:\path' was recorded as the bare 'cd' typed before it, so the pane's
directory memory silently stayed home. Track submitted lines from pasted
text and strip bracketed-paste markers in the line buffer.
path.isAbsolute('d:') is false on Windows, so a drive-relative cd resolved
against the current base, produced a nonexistent path, and the pane kept
its creation directory in the snapshot. Map a bare drive-letter argument
to the drive root (the fresh-shell answer; we cannot know the drive's
remembered directory).
PowerShell/cmd users hop drives with a bare 'd:' — no cd keyword — so the
typed-command tracker never saw it, the pane's cwd stayed at its creation
directory, and the session snapshot restored it to home. Treat a bare
drive-letter line as a cd to the drive root; the main-process existence
check drops it on platforms without drive letters.
Every pane registered its own global onPtyData/onPtyExit listener, so each
output chunk woke N listeners and N-1 discarded it after an id compare.
With many terminals under heavy output that fan-out is pure overhead.
Now one IPC listener dispatches through a Map keyed by sessionId: one
lookup per chunk, only the owning pane runs.
- Sidebar/tab bars/dividers/settings dialog follow the terminal theme
- Tab accent color customizable in theme settings (color picker)
- Title bar shows the app icon; Material Dark is the default theme
- Slimmer rectangular tabs (28px), slate scrollbars, visible pane dividers
- Fix pure-black xterm viewport gaps after pane resize
- updater: dual-feed state machine, manual check/download/install IPC,
changelog from Gitea releases API with GitHub fallback
- settings: new About tab (version, channel, auto-check toggle, progress)
- system.autoCheckUpdate setting gates the startup check
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