iTerm2 Terminal Emulator Documentation and Feature Guide
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Summary
This is documentation for iTerm2, a terminal emulator replacement for macOS. The content provides a comprehensive table of contents covering the software's features, user interface, scripting capabilities, and advanced functionality. It includes sections on web browser integration, AI chat features, automatic profile switching, session restoration, shell integration, and various utilities. The documentation serves as a technical reference guide for developers and power users.
Key quotes
· 4 pullediTerm2 is a replacement for Terminal and the successor to iTerm
Web Browser integration feature documentation
AI Chat functionality included in terminal features
Automatic Profile Switching for dynamic workspace management
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