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Terminal should dodge the onscreen keyboard slightly better #8983
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Interesting. That's a good find. How this would play with split panes, I'm not sure. Say you've got a horizontal split in the terminal maybe related: #8623 - if we did have a scroll-forward (even just one page), then you could at least scroll forward to have the text be visible. |
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No, bot.. don't close it.. it is important feature.. @zadjii-msft -help 😊 |
Derp wait yea, this doesn't need author feedback - but it does need some feedback I suppose. I'm not really sure how best to handle this scenario. That being said, it's something we should to eventually. |
I'm going to put this on the backlog, but it needs design. |
Does anyone know of an app that does this well? Trying to look for inspiration but it seems like Outlook, Word, Notepad all print text under the on-screen keyboard |
Expected behavior
when onscreen keyboard is shown and terminal's window maximized then text in the terminal should not be printed under the kb, instead its working area should be shrinked to the visible area
Actual behavior
the terminal does print text in the area I don't see that is covered with onscreen keyboard
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