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Bind ⌘⇧T to Shell > Undo Close#669

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Matches the reopen-tab shortcut used by Chrome, Safari, Firefox, and other browsers, so the muscle memory developed in browsers also restores the last closed session/tab/window here. The existing Undo Close behavior in iTermApplicationDelegate already restores into the original window when it still exists, mirroring Chrome.

Frees ⌘⇧T from View > Show Tabs in Fullscreen, which is a rarely-used set-and-forget toggle that remains reachable via the menu and can be re-bound in Settings > Keys.

Matches the reopen-tab shortcut used by Chrome, Safari,
Firefox, and other browsers, so the muscle memory developed
in browsers also restores the last closed session/tab/window
here. The existing Undo Close behavior in iTermApplicationDelegate
already restores into the original window when it still
exists, mirroring Chrome.

Frees ⌘⇧T from View > Show Tabs in Fullscreen, which is a
rarely-used set-and-forget toggle that remains reachable via
the menu and can be re-bound in Settings > Keys.
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I implemented a different approach for this in commit 070d60d

@gnachman gnachman closed this May 27, 2026
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Thanks for picking this up, and nice touch with the migration warning + moving the old binding to ⌘⇧U, I hadn't thought about easing the transition for existing users. Glad to see this in.

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