Simple way to go to Settings if "Hide the title bar" is disabled

[OlafvdSpek]

I haven't found a simple way to go to Settings to re-enable "Hide the title bar" after disabling it. Could a simple way be added, for example by adding it as a task?

[DHowett]

You can get to settings by any of the following methods:

• Ctrl+P to open the command palette and search for it.
• Ctrl+, to open Settings directly
• Alt+Space to open the system menu available to all Win32 applications

Does that help? 😃

[DHowett]

Oh, you can also get to the system menu by right-clicking the titlebar (also true of any Win32 application!)

[OlafvdSpek]

You can get to settings by any of the following methods:

• Ctrl+P to open the command palette and search for it.
• Ctrl+, to open Settings directly
• Alt+Space to open the system menu available to all Win32 applications

Does that help? 😃

The system menu doesn't contain an entry for Settings. I used Ctrl-Shift-T to open a second tab, which allowed me to use the dropdown menu to open Settings.
The point is that this isn't (easily) discover-able and users might get stuck.

[DHowett]

Ah heck. It's been so long that 1.12 was in flighting that I forgot what changes went into which build.

I am pretty sure that 1.12 (now generally available!) offers Settings in the system menu. Would that address your concern?

[OlafvdSpek]

I installed Terminal through the MS Store.. doesn't it get updated automatically?
I've now got 1.12.10732.0 but I see no Settings in the menu:

[OlafvdSpek]

Ah, it's 1.13 that has Settings in the menu.

[zadjii-msft]

Yep, this was added in #11404, in v1.13.10336.0

/dup #9666

[ghost]

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