Sorry I should have been more clear. Adding a secure default is awesome (I forgot whether it was in 3.5.0 or not, because it was committed early enough that it

Sorry I should have been more clear. Adding a secure default is awesome (I forgot whether it was in 3.5.0 or not, because it was committed early enough that it was part of the discussion from the outset when all the outrage blew up, and it wasn’t enough). It should have stopped there. The plugin is a stupid idea that makes the application less secure and more of a flight risk. IF iTerm is going to have AI integration, THEN it should be the most simple and secure implementation, not a less secure one because some people think separate binary is a better look. Sounds like we’re on the same page about management capabilities.