Brave Browser (64-bit)

What's new in this version:

- The tab switcher now defaults to Most-Recently Used (MRU) order
- While you're using the tab switcher, you can now actually see the tab you'll be switching to!
- We will now warn you if the keyboard service is disabled (#8095), because that makes it impossible to type into
- You can now zoom a split pane to be the only pane visible in its tab using the togglePaneZoom action (#6989)
- Double-middle-clicking on the taskbar preview will now close Terminal, even if it is asking you if you really are sure
- We will now inform you, using a tooltip, that holding Alt while selecting a profile opens a new pane
- The hyperlink underline is now far less obtrusive than it was before
- The "Open Windows Terminal Here" shell extension will now use WT's icon

Fixed:
- Keyboard keys that are not generated by actual keyboards (hi AutoHotKey and PowerToys) will no longer be ignored
- The tab color picker should no longer get stuck if you enter #000000
-     Bonus: you can now more easily set the brightness!
- The top border should no longer disappear when you're in focus mode
- PrintScreen should no longer clear your text selection (which was an entirely silly thing for it to do)
- We will no longer force all your terminal windows to activate when you save your settings file
- alwaysOnTop actually works now. Yeah, I know how that sounds.
- It should be more difficult to get floating context menus when you drag the window
- Resizing the window should no longer cause us to recycle hyperlink IDs
- Failure to write to your settings file is no longer considered fatal
- Some of you reported that clicking on links made Terminal hang! You may be surprised to find that that was not our intent. We've fixed that.
- Key bindings will now consume dead keys, which means that you can now bind them to do more important things (as in #5784)
- We've improved the contrast ratio of the shortcut text in the command palette
- The jump list will now display profile icons even if they have forward slashes in them
- Accessibility: we should no longer crash when a screen reader or UIA client expands a text range at the end of the buffer (#7677) (#7792) or when it moves back to a previous word sometimes (#7770) or when it's scrolled into view
- Accessibility: out-of-bounds text should no longer cause a crash

VT fixes:
- The unfortunate combination of OSC 52 (the mechanism used by tmux et al. to set the clipboard) and high Unicode should no longer result in utterly garbled text
- Empty cells covered by an app-defined hyperlink will now no longer be ignored when rendering
- App-defined hyperlinks with the same ID but different URLs are now actually considered to be different links

Performance:
- Opening and closing tabs when you have far too many profiles should no longer send the Terminal out for a coffee break
- Launching Terminal with embarrassingly many tabs should only take about half as long now, as we'll populate the jumplist more conservatively
- Accessibility: moving to the next word using a screen reader should be much faster