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Today, I will talk to you about how to set UI in Windows Terminal to become the default open mode, which may not be well understood by many people. in order to make you understand better, the editor has summarized the following contents for you. I hope you can get something according to this article.

April 16-early last month, Microsoft released a preview version of Windows Terminal Command Line Terminal tool 1.7, with a host of improvements, a new UI interface, enhanced windowing management, and some common bug fixes.

Today, Microsoft brought the 1.7 update to the official version, which is roughly the same as the preview version.

General:

Windows Terminal supports singleton mode and remote control mode.

Setting UI has become the default setting to open.

Mouse focus is supported. Hover over a pane to automatically move focus to that pane

A read-only window is supported to prevent misoperation.

Accessibility:

Windows Terminal displays more information for Narrator/NVDA when navigating and searching the command palette.

Set up the UI:

Remove base layer from settings

The retro cursor height and history size box in UI is changed to the appropriate height.

Other changes to the official version of Windows Terminal 1.7 include support for JSON fragment extensions, new centerOnLaunch settings that enable the terminal to always start in the middle of the screen, new search actions that allow users to search between next and previous matches, and some bug fixes.

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