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Creates a new Windows Terminal instance for a profile
Open the currently selected file manager item with Terminal
ProgramFiles to extensions, so the extension now restores it when launching wt.exe.wt.exe in case the alias is not in the pathOpen with Terminal command that opens the selected file manager item in Terminalwt.exe (for Terminal) so the default profile is used instead of CMD every timeOpen in New Tab action opening a new windowUse New Tab Menu order preference. When enabled, profiles are filtered and ordered to match Windows Terminal's newTabMenu setting (profile, matchProfiles, folder, and remainingProfiles entries), instead of the raw settings.json list order.Open profiles in quake window preference. Elevated quake windows don't respond to Windows Terminal's global quake shortcut (Win+`), so routing admin through quake left users unable to summon the drop-down back once it lost focus. The separate "Open as Administrator (Non-Quake)" action added in the previous release is no longer needed and has been removed.powershell -NoProfile), which noticeably cuts the delay between triggering the action and the UAC prompt.Open profiles in quake window preference is on, so users can still open an elevated session in a normal window — elevated quake windows don't respond to the global quake shortcut (Win+`).startingDirectory is setOpen profiles in quake window preference. When enabled, the primary "Open Profile" action and the "Open as Administrator" action both route into Windows Terminal's quake (drop-down) window via wt.exe -w _quake.Initial version code