Description
When the terminal content exceeds the visible area, there is no way to scroll up to view previous output. Attempting to scroll triggers the input field's command history instead.
Expected Behavior
- When the mouse cursor is outside the input field, scrolling should navigate the terminal output history (scroll back buffer)
- When the mouse cursor is inside the input field, scrolling can trigger input history
- Scroll target should be determined by mouse cursor position
Steps to Reproduce
- Run several commands to fill the terminal with output beyond one screen
- Move mouse cursor to the terminal output area (not the input field)
- Try to scroll up — instead of scrolling the output, it triggers the input field's command history
Environment
- macOS
- Mori latest release
Description
When the terminal content exceeds the visible area, there is no way to scroll up to view previous output. Attempting to scroll triggers the input field's command history instead.
Expected Behavior
Steps to Reproduce
Environment