New Windows Terminal Preview 1.25.923.0 for Windows 11 and 10 - April 3

Changes​

• The "invalid media resource, go get rekt" warning has been toned down (and for now, has been removed entirely in the Stable channel) (#19969)
• We now support the use of OSC 7 in some circumstances to report the current working directory (#20019)
• Terminal will once again emit an empty bracketed paste sequence (\e[200~\e[201~) when you attempt to paste an image (e.g. into an agentic coding CLI) (#20037)
• Terminal will now assert focus when you drag and drop a file on it (#20003) (thanks @etbala!)
• We've reworked how text selection is handled when an application requests mouse mode; Shift clicks will no longer extend an existing selection and positioning will use absolute coordinates rather than selecting the nearest half cell (#19973)
• When you restart a session with "Restart Connection", we will now return the terminal to a more sane default state (#19971)

Bug Fixes​

• Console applications will now only receive Ctrl+Z as EOF when they are reading input in the ENABLE_PROCESSED_INPUT mode; this restores the console to its behavior in Windows 7 (#19940)
• Disabling the Kitty Keyboard Protocol in the Settings now actually works (#19995)
• Dragging to create a new selection in the terminal while searching will now properly focus the terminal for keyboard input (such as copying) (#19931) (thanks @4RH1T3CT0R7!)
• Korean IME users will no longer experience characters being inserted into the wrong places during arrow key presses (#20039) (thanks @drvoss!)
• Settings search can now properly select the ambiguous width and current folder icon settings (#19945) (thanks @sagarbhure-msft!)
• The "search" dropdown in Settings should more closely follow the application's theme (#19987)
• The console host will no longer fail to launch on editions of Windows that do not contain the full text input framework (#19958)
• The Mark Mode selection indicators will no longer disappear permanently when they are scrolled out of view (#19974) (#20045)
• The Visual Studio Developer PowerShell profiles will now display the correct icon when they choose to use PowerShell 7+ (#19990) (thanks @teo-tsirpanis!)
• We have removed a significant source of memory leaks when a screen reader or other assistive technology is enabled (#19950)
• When "Copy on select" is enabled, we will no longer overwrite the clipboard if you are pasting into another terminal session with an active selection (#19943) (thanks @sagarbhure-msft!)

ConPTY​

• ConPTY will attempt to re-sync the cursor position after passing through an unknown VT sequence (such as a DCS, APC or OSC that produces an image) (#20009)
• The signature of ConptyShowHidePseudoConsole has been corrected (#20035)
• The ConPTY package will no longer produce MSB4019 when included in Visual C++ projects (#20029) (thanks @gcrtnst!)
• ConPTY will no longer deadlock during cooked read while displaying a character whose width is greater than a single cell (#19994)

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