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### What Happened? keybinds like ctrl+shift+right don't work ### Steps to Reproduce start micro editor use keybinds ctrl+shift+right/left ### Expected Behavior keybinds should work ### OS Version 6.x (Odin) ###...

Status: Confirmed

## What Happened When you open terminal and some tabs, then when you close manually terminal, the tabs will be restored, but when you not close manually terminal but perform...

Status: Duplicate

The notifications could be improved alot. For example, lets take a command: sudo apt-get install gimp Now, when the task is finished, instead of displaying "sudo apt-get install gimp" we...

Priority: Wishlist

Instead of adding a whole new toolbar, re-use this title area that has nothing else in it ![Screenshot from 2022-07-06 14 13 56](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/7277719/177644561-a2747e06-cfed-445e-8625-4a63210c5b0f.png)

### Problem When switching 6 more multiple tabs in a terminal using ALT + tab-number, it is pain to count its number repeatedly. ### Proposal It will be nice that...

Priority: Wishlist
Needs Design

Fixes #625 Rather than allowing all '#' characters in URLs this only allows those in the sequence '/#' which might be fragment identifiers. Open to suggestions for a more elegant...

### What Happened? When clicking on a link in a Terminal window, the character '#' is escaped when it shouldn't be, so the link the browser sees includes '%23' instead...

Priority: Medium
Status: Confirmed

### What Happened? I've noticed opening links is way too easy in the elementary OS Terminal compared to any other terminal emulator I've used before, and the biggest issue is...

### Problem I use some VT100 control characters in my scripts. I've found that Elementary Terminal seems to ignore them. [`bigtext`](https://github.com/colindean/hejmo/blob/master/scripts/bigtext): ```bash #!/bin/sh text="${*}" printf "\033#3%s\n" "${text}" printf "\033#4%s\n" "${text}"...