Tabs & Windows

Basics

Each tab contains its own independent set of panes. Create and close tabs:

• Ctrl+T -- New tab (inherits working directory)
• Ctrl+W -- Close the focused pane; closes the tab when it's the last pane

Navigation

• Ctrl+Tab -- Next tab
• Ctrl+Shift+Tab -- Previous tab
• Click -- Click any tab in the tab bar to switch to it

Drag & Drop

Tabs support Chrome-style drag and drop:

• Reorder -- Drag a tab left or right to change its position
• Tear off -- Drag a tab outside the window to open it in a new window
• Merge -- Drag a tab from one window into another window's tab bar

Tab Previews

Hover over a tab to see a live thumbnail preview of its content. The preview updates in real time -- it shows what is actually in the tab right now, not a static screenshot.

Undo Close

Ctrl+Shift+T restores the most recently closed tab. The tab reopens with its working directory preserved. Multiple undo levels are supported -- keep pressing to restore older tabs.

Multi-Window

ori-term supports multiple windows. All windows share the same session, so you can drag tabs between them and your work stays connected.

Each window gets proper per-monitor DPI handling. Moving a window between monitors with different scale factors triggers a seamless rescale of fonts and UI elements.