

Developers can leverage multiple tabs and customize the experience with themes. Windows Terminal is a new command prompt experience for Windows 10. Hyperlinks now have support for file URI.That bell indicator is now stuck to the tab when BEL is emitted.Tab switcher shows zoom options, progress, and bell.Windows Terminal now has support for paste filtering and paste mode.This is important because it makes it easier to avoid unwanted key presses during a build.īelow are some of the other changes Microsoft is making this month: This allows Terminal users to stop pause all inputs into windows through the “toggleReadOnlyMode” command.

Furthermore, users can also open a new tab in the current windows or within a new window.Īlso, in this latest build is a read-only feature for panes. As the name suggests, it provide users with a way to open a new window, this time with a keyboard shortcut. More ChangesĮlsewhere, Windows Terminal 1.7 introduces a “newWindows” actions. Microsoft says there are three options available on the Startup page. Alternatively, windows can be opened separately. Specifically, it is possible to open a new window instance within an existing terminal. This is achieved through “windowingBehavior” global settings. Windows Terminal now gives users the choice of where a pane launches. The most important of the changes in version 1.7 come in windowing. Microsoft says there are many improvements in this build, including UI settings, better windowing, and obligatory bug fixes. Looking specifically at Windows Terminal 1.7, this can be filed under “extensive update”. In this case, that means version 1.6 is now available to all Windows 10 users. As is the way with the Windows 10 command replacement, when one build comes to preview the previous becomes generally available. Microsoft has revealed Windows Terminal 1.7 is now rolling out in preview.
