Relay 0.7.7

New

• A new first launch. The four-step tour is replaced by a Welcome, a Choose your look screen and an Almost ready screen. On a first launch it goes on to open your first project (pick or drop a repository folder, with an optional workspace name) and start your first agent. On a free trial it also shows which day of the trial you are on, what the trial includes and what a licence adds.
• Getting started checklist. A small card at the bottom left of the canvas lists five steps and ticks each one off as you do it. A coach card points at the real control the current step needs, one at a time.
• Terminal selection. Double-click selects a word, triple-click selects a line, and Shift+click extends the selection. Dragging while output streams keeps the selection on the same text. Ctrl or Cmd+click opens a link, and typing clears the selection. On Linux, selecting fills the primary selection and middle-click pastes it. Nothing replaces your clipboard until you copy.
• Mouse in terminal programs. Programs that ask for the mouse, such as editors and pagers, now receive clicks, drags, the wheel and focus changes. Hold Shift to select text or open Relay's menu instead.
• Cursor and text styles. The terminal draws the cursor shape a program asks for, blinks it, and shows a hollow block when the terminal is not focused. Dim, struck-through, hidden and underlined text (single, double, curly, dotted and dashed) now render.
• Scrollback keys. Shift+PageUp, Shift+PageDown, Shift+Home and Shift+End scroll the terminal history (Cmd on macOS).
• Paste protection. Pasting text that would run several lines into a terminal that is not in bracketed paste mode now asks first, with a preview of what will be sent. Text that carries the end-of-paste sequence is always held.
• Clipboard from programs. Programs can write to your clipboard with OSC 52, for example a yank in Neovim over SSH. A program that asks to read your clipboard waits for you to click Allow.

Changes

• Light theme. Neutral greys throughout, a canvas that sits under white, white card edges, a graphite primary button, readable secondary text and shadows at their true size.