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If you're interested in the regressions iTerm2 has compared to Terminal.app, the two I've noticed are: - Terminal.app will focus the tab triggering "prompt bef
by Zarel 11y ago
If you're interested in the regressions iTerm2 has compared to Terminal.app, the two I've noticed are:
- Terminal.app will focus the tab triggering "prompt before closing if there are jobs running besides" and name the job that's running. iTerm2 always ask "Quit iTerm2?" and leave you to hunt down which tab is preventing it from being closed.
- Triple-clicking in Terminal.app will select from the previous \n to the next \n (i.e. it will select multiple lines if the lines are wrapped), while triple-clicking in iTerm2 will select only that line.
Screenshot: http://d.pr/i/1eeca/4bWrRR3r http://d.pr/i/1eeca/4bWrRR3r
Top: Terminal.app, bottom: iTerm2. This technically isn't a "regression", but I prefer the Terminal.app behavior so it'd be nice if there was at least a toggle.
- nkouevda 11y ago> Triple-clicking in Terminal.app will select from the previous \n to the next \n (i.e. it will select multiple lines if the lines are wrapped), while triple-clicking in iTerm2 will select only that line. In iTerm2, toggle "Triple-click selects full wrapped lines" in the Pointer tab in Preferences.
- Zarel 11y agoMan, and I thought I had scoured all of the Preferences, too. Thanks!