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It would be nice to have such feature for 'no mouse' users.
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I'm not sure if this is even possible, or if it's up to the Operating System, but I have two monitors and when the sudo pop-up opens when I'm editing a file, the dialog box opens on the other monitor (the primary one in Windows 10 settings). Would it be possible to force the dialog box pop-up to open on the same monitor as where the snowflake app is running? I totally understand if that is not som
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ANSI codes to hide (
\x1b[?25l
) and show (\x1b[?25h
) the cursor are not retained during the serialization. I understand that this concerns more the current state of the terminal, but since the cursor position is preserved, I find it natural to also save the cursor visibility.If this is a wontfix, is there at least a reliable way to detect the cursor visibility? Other than the undocumente