#13611
Route new-tab window presentation through an Objective-C exception catcher.
AppKit can raise an NSInternalInconsistencyException while selecting a
new tab in native fullscreen.
Catch the presentation exception, report it through the existing error
logging path, and leave Ghostty running when AppKit’s fullscreen window
stack is inconsistent.
This was pretty hard to reproduce but I was able to reproduce it about
1/3rd of the time via AppleScript automation...
OSC8 hyperlinks previously executed directly via the NSWorkspace opener
so a malicious application can just do whatever it wanted and trick the
user into opening something through Launch Services.
This PR notifies apprt of OSC8 hyperlinks so they can be handled
specially. In this PR, I added macOS-specific handling of OSC8 through a
variety of improvements:
- Preview text is sanitized, so invisible Unicode characters now show.
- Questionable-looking URLs require confirmation to open, but a user
can confirm to open.
- Very questionable or definitely unsafe URLs are blocked with an
alert that only allows the user to copy the link. The alert also
notifies the user why.
After finishing an inline tab title edit (via keybind or double-click),
`TabTitleEditor.finishEditing()` calls `makeFirstResponder(nil)` to
clear focus from the text field, leaving the window itself as first
responder. No code path restores focus to the terminal surface, so all
keyboard input is lost until the user clicks into a pane.
Add a `tabTitleEditorDidFinishEditing` delegate callback that fires
after every edit (commit or cancel). TerminalWindow implements it by
calling `makeFirstResponder(focusedSurface)` to hand focus back to the
terminal.
Fixes https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/discussions/11315
Co-Authored-By: Claude <noreply@anthropic.com>
Add a new `split` command to the AppleScript scripting dictionary that
splits a terminal in a given direction (right, left, down, up) and
returns the newly created terminal.
The command is exposed as:
split terminal <terminal> direction <direction>
Also adds a `fourCharCode` String extension for converting four-character
ASCII strings to their FourCharCode (UInt32) representation.
This fixes two overlapping issues regarding window positioning and Cmd+W window closures on macOS:
1. `window-position-x` and `window-position-y` coordinates were being ignored on initial launch because `TerminalWindow.setInitialWindowPosition` depended on the `TerminalController`, which isn't fully attached during `awakeFromNib`. This logic was moved so explicit coordinates are correctly enforced.
2. When closing a window via Cmd+W (leaving the app active), reopening the window would continuously cascade down and to the right rather than restoring to the previous position. It now checks if there are other windows open before cascading.
3. `LastWindowPosition` was updated to save both the frame origin and size (width/height), ensuring that restoring a closed window correctly mimics native AppKit State Restoration size behaviors while honoring explicit configurations.
Depends on #11030
- Update constraints of `TerminalGlassView`
- Use `TerminalViewContainer.DerivedConfig` to map styling properties
- Add TerminalViewContainerTests
- Instead of using delay, now the view updates are explicitly called by
window controllers
**Summary:**
- Add tint overlay to dim terminal windows when inactive, fixes
https://github.com/ghostty-org/ghostty/discussions/10040
- Refactor the liquid glass effect into a dedicated `TerminalGlassView`
class
Note: The tint overlay color and opacity values may not be ideal —
feedback is welcome.
**AI Disclosure:** I used Claude Code to read the macos repo and
understand the liquid glass implementation. Implemented basic tint
overlay mainly by hand. Refactor the code and review changes with Claude
Code.
