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Send a web page to the chat, and click links in terminals
A small day, all about the Web panel and the links around it.
Send a page to the chat
The Web panel's toolbar has a new button that puts the page you're looking at into the message box. It goes in as a pill, "Page · " and the page's title, holding the page's visible text, its title and its address, and you write the rest of the message around it. It's sent the way a long paste is. Nothing reads pages on its own: you choose the page, one at a time. Very long pages are cut at 120,000 characters.
Links in terminals
A web address in a terminal, such as a dev server's address or a link in a tool's output, is now underlined when the pointer is over it, with a hand cursor. Click it to open it in a Web panel tab, or Cmd+click to open it in your browser. A drag that starts on a link still selects text, and Cmd+click on a file path still opens the file.
Typing goes where you are again
A web page that put the cursor in one of its own fields as it loaded could keep hold of the keyboard, and then everything you typed anywhere in Keleuo went to the hidden page. Now a click anywhere outside the page takes the keyboard back, and so does the page finishing loading, unless you clicked into it yourself.