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feat: Layout presets — one toolbar control for Single / Columns / Rows / Grid, switchable with Ctrl+Shift+1–4 (⌃⇧1–4 on Mac). Presets auto-balance so N terminals share space evenly.
feat: Split controls — split the active panel from a tab's hover icons, its right-click menu, or Ctrl+Alt+Arrow (↑ above · ↓ below · ← left · → right). On Mac use Control+Option, not Command.
feat: Balance panes — right-click a tab → Balance panes to restore even sash sizes after manual dragging (presets already balance themselves).
feat: Custom layout persistence — manual splits and sash positions are saved in your workspace snapshot and restored after quit or update.
feat: Terminal mark mode — Ctrl+Shift+M toggles keyboard selection mode (Windows Terminal style). Use arrow keys to move, Shift+Arrow / Shift+Home / Shift+End to select, Ctrl+A to select all scrollback, Enter to copy and exit, Esc to cancel. Shift+nav also extends an existing mouse selection.
Improved
improvement: Right-hand rails push terminals — clipboard and file preview dock beside the terminal workspace instead of covering it; terminals reflow when a rail opens or resizes (minimum column width preserved on narrow windows).
improvement: Simpler layout toolbar — removed the separate Split dropdown and Balance button from the toolbar; splitting now lives on tabs and the keyboard, and balancing in the right-click menu, so the toolbar stays uncluttered.
improvement: Columns and Rows presets now tile one panel per column/row (not just two-way splits) before balancing sizes.
improvement: Freeform layout mode — manual splits switch to freeform so preset buttons only rebuild when you explicitly pick Single/Columns/Rows/Grid.
Fixed
fix: Layout shortcuts — Ctrl+Shift+3 (Rows) no longer collides with Ctrl+Shift+D (Dock Satellite), and the digit chords now work regardless of keyboard layout.