Release Notes
- Navigate with more vim and pager keys.
Ctrl-d / Ctrl-u scroll half a pane, PgDn / PgUp a whole pane, the arrows scroll and pan, and h / l pan. All take a count (#61).
- Jump back and forward with
Ctrl-o and Ctrl-i (or Tab). Following an internal link, gg, G, :<n>, a search match or a table of contents entry records where the view was. Paging and scrolling are not jumps (#60).
- Show the table of contents with
t. It lists the PDF's bookmarks (which hyperref writes for every \section) over the page area, with the heading you are reading selected. j / k, gg / G and the wheel move the selection, Enter or a click jumps, and t, q or Escape close it (#63).
- Clicking an http, https or mailto link opens it in the default browser (
open on macOS, xdg-open on Linux), and the status bar says what was opened. Other schemes are ignored, and internal links still jump as before (#62).
- Select text with
v (by character) or V (by line), extend it with vim motions, and copy it with y. The selection is tinted into the page, and copying writes OSC 52 and, when running locally, also pipes the text to pbcopy, wl-copy or xclip (#64).
- macOS: in terminals that zoom their own window on a trackpad pinch, such as Tern, a pinch over termleaf no longer zooms both. Give the terminal app Accessibility, and termleaf keeps the pinches it zooms on away from the terminal (#67).
Install termleaf 0.4.0
Install prebuilt binaries via shell script
curl --proto '=https' --tlsv1.2 -LsSf https://github.com/backyardbit/termleaf/releases/download/v0.4.0/termleaf-installer.sh | sh
Download termleaf 0.4.0
