QuickTerm v3.8.0

Show two workspaces in one QuickTerm window. Choose two workspaces in the sidebar or show two workspaces… in Alt+K. Each view has its own terminals, sidebar, workspace label, and colored border. Resize the divider, stack the views vertically, or hide the second view without stopping its terminals.

Workspace saves now run in order, including the final page-exit snapshot. Switching saves the outgoing layout before handing over its workspace claim. Closing the second view waits for saving and retains its terminals. Page exit no longer unconditionally kills scratch terminals.

Quitting while a viewer's WebSocket is already closing no longer interrupts server shutdown with a duplicate-close error.

Verified locally on Windows 11 with 392 Python tests, 75 JavaScript tests, native WebView2 input/output and split/zoom in both views, focus and resize checks, save-failure recovery, and close-to-tray. The frozen application passed PTY, WebSocket replay/live/exit, authentication, and dynamic-route smoke checks. All four release files are covered by SHA256SUMS.txt.

The second-view arrangement opens on demand and is not restored at startup. Browser unload delivery remains best-effort; explicit companion close waits for its save. Workspace ownership remains advisory at the authenticated API write boundary.

Download the Setup.exe for installation or the windows-x64.zip for a portable copy. The wheel and source archive are included for Python installations.