v1.25.3June 18, 2026

Session Save & Git Smarts

Session Save & Git Smarts. This release brings Save or Discard Terminal Sessions on Quit and Richer Commit Detail in Git History.

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Choose what happens to your terminals when you quit — closing the app with active terminal sessions now prompts you to save or discard them
Save keeps your terminal tabs, working folders, and recent output so you can pick up where you left off next time
Discard closes everything cleanly and stops any running terminal work
Automatic on Windows and Linux — the prompt appears when you close the window or quit the app; macOS users can still close the window and keep sessions running in the background
Author avatars on every commit — the history panel now shows stacked co-author avatars (up to three, with an overflow count) so you can see at a glance who contributed to a commit
Copy commit hash — a one-click copy button next to the short hash puts the full commit hash on your clipboard
Open commit in remote — an external link button opens the commit directly on GitHub, GitLab, or Bitbucket
Total line changes at a glance — additions and deletions are tallied and displayed in the commit detail header
Right-click files in history — a new context menu on files in the history panel lets you open them in the editor, open them on the remote, reveal them in Finder/Explorer, or copy their path

Cloudflare Tunnel URL appears instantly — the public URL now shows as soon as the tunnel starts, with a background probe confirming reachability separately, so you're no longer stuck waiting on "Generating public URL…" for up to a minute on networks that block UDP
Tunnel uses HTTP/2 by default — forced HTTP/2 transport avoids QUIC/UDP failures common on residential ISPs, corporate networks, and hotel Wi-Fi, making the tunnel connect reliably where it previously timed out
Remote Control finds a free port automatically — if the preferred port is already in use by another app or a stale instance, the server walks forward to the next available port instead of failing
Discard multiple staged changes at once — right-clicking a staged file that's part of a larger staged selection now offers to discard all staged changes together, not just one file at a time
Terminal loading indicator — a brief loading overlay with the terminal name appears while a terminal is initializing, so you know something is happening instead of staring at a blank screen

Fixed Cloudflare Tunnel stuck on "Generating public URL" on UDP-blocked networks — the URL now appears immediately and reachability is confirmed in the background, instead of blocking the entire UI on a probe that could take 60+ seconds
Fixed Remote Control failing silently when port is occupied — the server now automatically binds to the next free port instead of erroring out
Fixed inaccurate file status in commit history — file changes now use the actual git status (Added, Modified, Deleted, Renamed) instead of guessing from line counts, so renamed and deleted files show correctly