This issue occurs when extension uses setEditorComponent. The
restoreEditor() callback was capturing this.editor AFTER
resetExtensionUI() (which restores defaultEditor), then adding that
captured editor back to the container - ignoring any new editor created
by extensions during session_start.
On success, use this.editor (may be custom editor from extension).
On failure, restore the fallback editor (safe defaultEditor state).
Rename restoreEditor to dismissLoader to reflect its actual purpose.
Extension shortcuts registered via registerShortcut() were not firing
when the extension also used setEditorComponent(). This happened because
setEditorComponent() copied onExtensionShortcut from defaultEditor at
creation time, capturing undefined if setupExtensionShortcuts() hadn't
run yet.
The fix is to delegate to defaultEditor.onExtensionShortcut at call
time.
Add insertTextAtCursorInternal() to properly handle newlines by splitting
lines at the cursor position.
- Normalize line endings (CRLF/CR to LF)
- Handle single-line and multi-line insertion
- Position cursor at end of inserted text
- Call onChange only once at the end
Refactor handlePaste() to use insertTextAtCursorInternal() for
multi-line pastes, while retaining character-by-character insertion for
single-line pastes to preserve autocomplete triggering.
setCustomEditorComponent() was not copying the paddingX setting from
the default editor to extension-provided editors. Also propagate live
changes from the settings callback.
- Add Ctrl+L (Open model selector) to /hotkeys command
- Add Alt+Enter (Queue follow-up message) to keyboard shortcuts table
- Add PageUp/PageDown (Scroll by page) to all documentation sections
Ctrl+\ sends ASCII 28 (File Separator) in legacy terminals. This is
commonly used as SIGQUIT in Unix.
Ctrl+] sends ASCII 29 (Group Separator) in legacy terminals. This is
commonly used as the telnet escape character.
Ctrl+_ sends ASCII 31 (Unit Separator) in legacy terminals. On US
keyboards, - and _ are on the same physical key, so this also functions
as an alias for Ctrl+-.
Undo snapshots are captured for all edit operations:
- Word insertion, backspace, forward delete
- Word/line deletion (Ctrl+W, Ctrl+U, Ctrl+K, Alt+D)
- Yank/yank-pop, paste, autocomplete completion
- Cursor movement starts a new undo unit
- setText() pushes snapshot when content changes
Additionally, history browsing captures the undo state on first entry.
Adds deleteWordForward action bound to Alt+D, which deletes from cursor
to the end of the current word and saves to kill ring for later yanking.
Consecutive forward kills append to the same kill ring entry.
Add kill ring functionality with:
- Ctrl+W/U/K save deleted text to kill ring
- Ctrl+Y yanks (pastes) most recent deletion
- Alt+Y cycles through kill ring (after Ctrl+Y)
- Consecutive deletions accumulate into single entry
In legacy terminal mode (non-Kitty protocol), Alt+key is sent as ESC
followed by the key character. This was only supported for specific keys
(space, backspace, arrows) but not for regular letters.
Add support for Alt+letter sequences to enable keybindings like Alt+Y.
Sviatoslav Abakumov