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Add 'new tab' menu item to window system menu when tab strip is hidden

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#19,538 创建于 2025年11月8日

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描述

Description of the new feature

When the tab strip is hidden, there is no clear way to open a new tab. I think that adding a 'new tab' menu item to the window's system menu, which shows the different profiles in a submenu, would fix this.

Proposed technical implementation details

I don't know much cpp! All I have to say is AppendMenu().

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技术栈
cpp
领域
desktop
议题类型
feature
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2
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1-3 hours
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fresh
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mostly clear
前置要求
basic C++Windows API
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60
研究方向
First, identify where the tab strip hiding logic is implemented in the Terminal codebase (likely in files related to window management). Then, locate the code that handles the window system menu, possibly in a file like WindowMenu.cpp or similar. Add a new menu item using AppendMenu that triggers the command to open a new tab. Consider the existing tab creation logic and ensure the new menu item behaves correctly when the tab strip is hidden.