Search
Search finds text in the focused terminal — in what you see and in everything that has scrolled out of view.
Open it with Ctrl+F (Command+F on macOS).
Use it
Section titled “Use it”Type what you are looking for. The panel lists every matching line with the match highlighted, and the matches are marked in the terminal too. Select a result to scroll the terminal to it.
| Key | Effect |
|---|---|
↓ / ↑ | Move between results |
Enter | Jump to the selected result |
Escape | Close and remove the highlights |
Long result lists load in pages of 200 lines; Load more fetches the next page.
Options
Section titled “Options”| Option | Effect |
|---|---|
| Case sensitive | Error no longer matches error |
| Regular expression | Treat the search text as a regex pattern |
Switching an option repeats the search right away.
Search in the output of one command
Section titled “Search in the output of one command”To search only what a single command printed, open that command’s menu and choose Filter Block. The search panel opens with a “Block search active” banner; clear the restriction there to search the whole terminal again.
Settings
Section titled “Settings”The colors of the highlights:
terminal.decoration.color.*— background, border and scrollbar marker of a matchterminal.decoration.active_color.*— the same for the selected match
The feature itself:
feature.search.mode— set tooffto remove search, including its side-menu entry.feature.search.order— position in the side menu.
To open it with a different key, rebind open_terminal_search, see
Keybindings.