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The default macOS terminal app has CMD UP/DOWN to move to previous prompts. This is one of my pet peeves about terminal apps, they seem to lack this command?

• slater 2y ago
  Not even cmd up/down, just hit up/down key, no cmd needed
  • johan914 2y ago
    There's a difference between moving the window and inserting text.
    • slater 2y ago
      Oh i thought you meant "go through previously-entered commands"
• m1keil 2y ago
  Ghostty supports it (like many other terminals) - it is called shell integration and it is supposed to be enabled by default, just like in Terminal.app.
• rererereferred 2y ago
  It works for me with cmd+shift+up/down. I had it set up with the iterm2 shell integration and it just worked.
  • djpowers 2y ago
    Just for reference, it looks like it's also bound to cmd + up/down (without shift). Documented as "jump_to_prompt" here: https://ghostty.org/docs/config/keybind/reference#jump_to_prompt https://ghostty.org/docs/config/keybind/reference#jump_to_pr...