The keydown interceptor was likely conflicting with xterm.js native
Tab handling. Instead, set tabIndex=-1 on toolbar buttons so Tab
can't escape the terminal to browser focus, and auto-refocus terminal
on any click outside the toolbar.
Tab key was being captured by the browser for focus cycling instead of
being sent to the terminal for bash completion. Now intercepted at the
document level and forwarded to the terminal when xterm has focus.
Buttons were sending literal 'n'/'p' instead of Ctrl-A+n/p because
the hex escape decode was failing. Now uses real control characters
in data-k attributes and sends via triggerDataEvent() which hooks
directly into ttyd's websocket transport.
- 200K scrollback, vi-mode copy, copy-on-select
- Ctrl-A S captures pane to ~/logs/, Ctrl-A L toggles live logging
- Status bar shows git branch + working directory
- Pre-built session: code/git/run/logs windows
- Aggressive resize + focus events for multi-device switching
- Toolbar: added Paste (clipboard), Zoom (pane fullscreen), Save (capture)
- All new windows inherit current working directory
- Toolbar split into 2 rows for more buttons without clutter