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Nice feature coming to Ghostty on macOS: keep window on top! Can be toggled via both the native menu bar, command palette, or bound to a key. This is a common macOS app feature (e.g. provided by Notes, Calculate, etc.). Feels right. 🥰 (For Linux/GTK users: this should be... show more

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ludwig1 год назад

this is what I needed @HSVSphere transient ghostty now officially supported

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Safari Web Extensions1 год назад

Discover the top Safari web extensions to boost productivity, enhance workflow, and customize your browsing experience on Mac, iOS, and iPadOS.

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Stvn1 год назад

I've set my iTerm2 so that if I press Option-Space then a full screen terminal window pops up. Pressing it again closes it. Can do a Yakuake (Quake) style "roll down" effect as well. Can Ghostty do similar stuff?

Фото профиля Mitchell Hashimoto

Mitchell Hashimoto1 год назад

Yes

Фото профиля Никита Мастодонский

Никита Мастодонский1 год назад

Honestly don’t understand why it’s not a default feature of macOS

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clipperhouse1 год назад

Interesting that cmd-shift-P is becoming kind of a standard. The internet seems to say that it goes back to Sublime. I like it, obviates the menu bar.

Фото профиля Fabien Penso

Fabien Penso1 год назад

Next feature should be a quake-style console mode. Like

Фото профиля Mitchell Hashimoto

Mitchell Hashimoto1 год назад

Already has it

Фото профиля Nico Baier

Nico Baier1 год назад

Wait is the command palette generally available? Is it only on the tip version?

Фото профиля Mitchell Hashimoto

Mitchell Hashimoto1 год назад

Just tip. It’ll be in 1.2 but no timeline on that. A few things we want to get in first. We’re still polishing the command palette experience too.

Фото профиля knol

knol1 год назад

nice 👌😬

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