Kaede Akino
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The window had no toolbar at all and four competing Find fields: a strip on each Vault page, a bar inside the SSH pane, a field in the SFTP path bar, and the sidebar footers. Which one Command-F meant depended on where the caret happened to be, and two could be on screen at once. There is now one native NSSearchField in the titlebar, pointed at whatever content is in front — see WindowModel.findKind, which resolves a split Workspace to its focused pane rather than to "any session in it". Creation verbs sit opposite it in a Notes-style square.and.pencil control, chosen from the main content and never from the sidebar mode. The dashed New tiles and the page toolbars are gone; the card canvas answers a right-click with the same verbs, scoped to the section under the pointer. Return and Command-G used to disagree about which way a terminal search walks. Both now mean Ghostty's .previous, which is the direction that finds matches when a search starts at the bottom of the buffer. The sidebar's own bottom search stays, because it narrows the sidebar's list rather than the content in front. Its three history modes are one card with four fillings on one list technology, so their edges line up and opening a host no longer makes Recents jump under the pointer. Every row draws its right-click menu natively and outlines itself on the filled shape; SwiftUI's contextMenu highlighted the row plus its margin. Fixes found along the way: - The terminal re-claimed first responder on every SwiftUI update, so typing in any field outside the pane lost the caret after each keystroke. - Folding Pinned/Chats reconfigured the header's hosting view from inside the click that asked for it. - The Assistant's drop container cached the dragged id from a render pass AppKit's modal drag loop can start before, hiding the insertion line. - The host chooser inferred sheet-vs-column from the front destination, so the sheet raised from the Snippets shelf over Vault never dismissed, and it had no height to show a host in. Steering, the composer and the two composer popovers now share one glass surface. Tags are derived from hosts, so deleteTag goes with the popover that called it. 838 tests pass. The visual claims are unverified: screencapture returns black frames in this environment.