* Hide new-tab browser toggles and align dark-mode button style
* Switch forced dark mode from dimming overlay to dark theme
* Add tri-state browser theme mode for embedded web view
* Hide browser theme menu chevron in toolbar
* Use outline icons for browser theme toggle
* Align browser theme icon tint with DevTools button
* Force monochrome rendering for browser toolbar icons
* Reduce browser theme icon weight for visual parity
* Tune browser theme icon stroke for perceptual color match
* Force flat SF Symbol color rendering for toolbar icons
* Use button popover for browser theme selector
* Address PR 242 follow-ups for titlebar and browser background
* Restore titlebar border per follow-up scope
* Refresh browser under-page color with Ghostty opacity
* Browser: theme blank page fallback for about:blank
* Browser: keep new tabs webview-less until first nav
* Remove border below titlebar
Remove the 1px separator line overlay at the bottom of the custom
titlebar and its associated fakeTitlebarSeparatorColor computed property.
* Remove tab hover background in bonsplit
Update bonsplit submodule to remove the background fill on hovered
non-selected tabs.
* Restore titlebar border with system separator color, hover bg on all tabs, browser theme bg
- Add back 1px bottom border on titlebar using NSColor.separatorColor
(matches bonsplit tab separator color)
- Tab hover background now applies to all tabs including the selected one
- Browser address bar and under-page background now use Ghostty theme
background color instead of window background
Handle multi-button mouse events in the browser panel's WKWebView:
- Mouse back button (button 3) triggers goBack(), forward button
(button 4) triggers goForward(), enabling side-button navigation
on mice like Logitech
- Middle-click (button 2) on a link opens it in a new browser tab
by hit-testing the click position via JavaScript and routing through
the existing openLinkInNewTab mechanism
The browser omnibar's updateNSView and controlTextDidEndEditing
were both dispatching makeFirstResponder calls without any guard
against re-dispatch. Each makeFirstResponder triggers SwiftUI's
FirstResponderObserver, which re-evaluates the view graph, which
calls updateNSView again, creating an infinite loop via the main
dispatch queue.
Fix: Add a pendingFocusRequest flag on the coordinator to prevent
re-dispatching while a focus/blur request is already in flight.
Also add nsView.currentEditor() != nil to the isFirstResponder
check so the field is recognized as focused during the transition
when the field editor (not the field itself) is first responder.
* Add "+" menu button to horizontal tab bar for new terminal/browser tabs
Adds a "+" button to the tab bar (next to split buttons) that shows a
dropdown menu with "New Terminal ⌘T" and "New Browser ⌘⇧L" options.
- Uses native NSButton + NSMenu so the icon matches the split buttons
- Menu appears below the button
- Routes tab creation through new didRequestNewTab delegate method
Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
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Co-authored-by: Claude Opus 4.6 <noreply@anthropic.com>
* Fix multi-workspace drag/drop, WebView click focus, and add regression tests
- Wire bonsplit isInteractive to workspace active state so inactive
workspace NSViews are hidden from AppKit event routing
- Add CmuxWebView.mouseDown notification for browser panel focus
tracking (AppKit delivers clicks to WKWebView, not SwiftUI overlays)
- Add multi-workspace focus regression test covering isHidden fix,
rapid workspace switching, and browser panel focus routing
* Bump version to 1.36.0
The 3-second safety net that posts a synthetic mouseUp to break out of
NSTextView's stuck tracking loop was dispatched on the main queue. Since
super.mouseDown blocks the main thread in the tracking loop, the timeout
could never fire. Use a background queue instead (NSApp.postEvent is
thread-safe). Use DispatchWorkItem.isCancelled for atomic cancellation.
