This release is about tabs: a tab can carry a name of your own, and sit where you put it.
New
Rename a tab. Double-click it, or run Rename Tab from the command palette. A card opens with the current title in it: Enter or a click away commits, Esc cancels. Empty the field and the name is cleared, so the tab goes back to following the folder it is in, which is what the placeholder shows you. Rename Tab ships with no default chord; bind one with keybind = rename_tab=<chord>.
Move a tab along the bar. ⌘⌃[ and ⌘⌃] shift the active tab one slot left or right. The brackets are already what steps through tabs, so the control tier moves what ⌘ steps through. Tab numbers, tooltips and the ⌘1 through ⌘9 shortcuts follow the new order, and the tab you moved is scrolled back into view. Ghostty leaves moving a tab unbound, so these two are ours; rebind them with move_tab_left and move_tab_right.
Fixed
A tab switch with scroll mode or Find open stranded a hollow cursor. Both of those render the focused pane unfocused while they hold the keyboard. Ending one after you had already changed tabs lifted that from the wrong tab, so the tab you left kept drawing a still, hollow cursor over a live pane, and nothing but opening and closing another mode on it cleared the display.
Updates now download the exact build the feed named. The appcast pointed at a moving link rather than the release it was written for. Anything that moved that link between the app reading the feed and fetching the download handed over a file the signature did not cover, and the update failed with nothing on screen to say why.
Install
ZenTerm updates itself. On v0.2.0 or later, the update card appears in the app. For a first install, open the DMG and drag ZenTerm to Applications. macOS 14 or later, Apple Silicon.
Reporting a bug
From inside the app: Help → Report an Issue prefills the version and your environment. You can still open an issue directly.