Claude Code v2.1.289 ·
Pane headers now have two drag areas instead of one
In the terminal interface, a pane's header now has two separately sized mouse grab areas, one at the left edge and one just past the close mark
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ImprovementsKind: in v2.1.289,
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What
In Claude Code's terminal interface, the header bar of a pane has a grip, a strip you can grab with the mouse. There is now a second one:
- one grip at the left edge of the header
- one grip starting just to the right of the close mark
Each grip has its own width. Before, the header had a single grip at the left edge.
Why
This changes where mouse clicks and drags on a pane header land. It is a small change to where the mouse can grab the header.
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The writer flagged doubtIt is not clear what the two grips are meant to do differently, or why the header was split this way.
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