iTerm is a fork of the older iTerm project. iTerm is a Terminal replacement and the successor of iTerm. It focuses on speed, internationalization, and building new features to improve your life.
What's New
Version 3.5.4:
New Features
- Added a menu item "Literal Mode", that shows control characters (e.g., as ^C) rather than interpreting them.
- Composer now makes suggestions for executables by searching $PATH, including in ssh integration.
- In tmux integration, remember window sizes.
- Add a menu item, Clear Find, to remove search results.
Improvements
- Improve performance when you have lots of OSC 8 URLs.
- Prevent a bunch of garbage from being written when you run tmux -CC with an argument besides new or attach.
- Rename Prefs to Settings in many places.
- Improve performance of search when there are thousands of results.
- Improve how focus follows mouse interacts with the Composer and the Find panel.
- If AI is disabled by MDM, disable it in the menu.
- Support more kinds of keyboards in Copy mode.
- Don't dismiss the hotkey window when an authentication window appears.
- Performance improvements.
- You can now elect to have no components in session titles. This is useful if you always set titles with a control sequence and don't want other stuff to appear.
Bug Fixes
- Fix a number of crashes.
- Fix a bug where there "create script" dialog had two cancel buttons.
- Fix broken ligature suport for MenloNF.
- Fix searching profiles by tag.
- Fix a bug where cmd-tab didn't play nicely with remapping modifiers, making cmd-tab unreliable.
- Fix a bug where there were stray pixels above letters in the GPU renderer on some fonts.
- Fix a bug where filter could miss updates to the last line prior to a newline.
Requirements
macOS 10.14 or later
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