Feature description
Wave currently shows a scroll position indicator on the right side of the terminal content (e.g. 100% when at the bottom of the scrollback). This numeric overlay appears on the same line as my shell prompt and visually overlaps with it:
┬─[myname@mysystem:/Volumes/MyMusic] [12:34:37]
╰─> 100%
I’d like an option to hide/disable this scroll percentage indicator.
Reasons:
It looks like part of my shell prompt and is confusing.
It adds visual noise when working in a minimal terminal setup.
It can interfere with reading long prompt lines or output that extends to the right edge.
When I copy & paste terminal content for support (web, AI assistants, bug reports), the trailing 100% gets included, which confuses people/tools reading the logs (it looks like part of the prompt or command).
Implementation Suggestion
Add a user preference in Wave settings, something like:
“Show scroll percentage indicator” (on/off)
Default behavior can remain “on” to preserve current UX.
Optionally:
Allow choosing between:
No indicator
Numeric percentage (current behavior)
A more subtle indicator (e.g., thin bar in the scrollbar area only)
Anything else?
Environment:
macOS (Apple Silicon), Wave Terminal, shell: fish 4.8.1
Example directory: /Volumes/MyMusic
This is a cosmetic/UX request only; no behavior change is needed for scrolling itself.
Feature description
Wave currently shows a scroll position indicator on the right side of the terminal content (e.g. 100% when at the bottom of the scrollback). This numeric overlay appears on the same line as my shell prompt and visually overlaps with it:
┬─[myname@mysystem:/Volumes/MyMusic] [12:34:37]
╰─> 100%
I’d like an option to hide/disable this scroll percentage indicator.
Reasons:
It looks like part of my shell prompt and is confusing.
It adds visual noise when working in a minimal terminal setup.
It can interfere with reading long prompt lines or output that extends to the right edge.
When I copy & paste terminal content for support (web, AI assistants, bug reports), the trailing 100% gets included, which confuses people/tools reading the logs (it looks like part of the prompt or command).
Implementation Suggestion
Add a user preference in Wave settings, something like:
“Show scroll percentage indicator” (on/off)
Default behavior can remain “on” to preserve current UX.
Optionally:
Allow choosing between:
No indicator
Numeric percentage (current behavior)
A more subtle indicator (e.g., thin bar in the scrollbar area only)
Anything else?
Environment:
macOS (Apple Silicon), Wave Terminal, shell: fish 4.8.1
Example directory: /Volumes/MyMusic
This is a cosmetic/UX request only; no behavior change is needed for scrolling itself.