The 'Open Windows Terminal Here' shell extension will now use WT's icon ( #8068).The hyperlink underline is now far less obtrusive than it was before ( #8148).We will now inform you, using a tooltip, that holding Alt while selecting a profile opens a new pane ( #7866).

Double-middle-clicking on the taskbar preview will now close Terminal, even if it is asking you if you really are sure (thanks ( #7871).We will now warn you if the keyboard service is disabled ( #8095), because that makes it impossible to type into Terminal.While you're using the tab switcher, you can now actually see the tab you'll be switching to! ( #7796).The tab switcher now defaults to Most-Recently Used (MRU) order ( #7952).Belling can be configured with the profile setting bellStyle (enum, audible/none) ( #7793).Terminal now supports the BEL sequence (thanks ( #7679).backgroundImage now supports desktopWallpaper, which will make Terminal use your desktop wallpaper (thanks ( #7849).The scrollUp and scrollDown actions have learned about rowsToScroll (thanks ( #7924).It does roughly what it says (thanks ( #7462) The openTabRenamer action is now available.wt -F continues to indicate a request for 'fullscreen' mode) (you can now launch directly to focus/max focus mode with wt -f and wt -Mf.launchMode has been taught about focus and maximizedFocus, which will allow you to start up in focus mode (thanks ( #7873).You can now zoom a split pane to be the only pane visible in its tab using the togglePaneZoom action ( #6989) ( #7973).This setting supersedes (but does not invalidate) useTabSwitcher (boolean).inOrder - in-order order (the order that the tabs at the top of the window are already in).

mru - most-recently used (MRU) order (default).

There's a new global setting, tabSwitcherMode, which supports the following enumerated values:.

The tab switcher is now more flexible: you can use it in Most-Recently Used (MRU) order, in tabstrip order, or not at all ( #8076).made sure we didn't make this colossal (double-width) mistake (thanks!) ( #8124) When we first authored this feature, we forgot to account for double-width glyphs.URL auto-detection is here! Terminal will now detect URLs (of a certain limited vocabulary) and let you launch them by holding down Ctrl and clicking ( #7691).

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