#cmux 0.61.0: Tab Colors, Command Palette, Pin Workspaces
Tab Colors. Right-click any workspace in the sidebar to assign it a color. There are 17 presets to choose from, or pick a custom color. Colors show on the tab itself and on the workspace indicator rail.

Command Palette. Hit Cmd+Shift+P to open a searchable command palette. Every action in cmux is here: creating workspaces, toggling the sidebar, checking for updates, switching windows. Keyboard shortcuts are shown inline so you can learn them as you go.

Open With. You can now open your current directory in VS Code, Cursor, Zed, Xcode, Finder, or any other editor directly from the command palette. Type "open" and pick your editor.

Pin Workspaces. Pin a workspace to keep it at the top of the sidebar. Pinned workspaces stay put when other workspaces reorder from notifications or activity.

Workspace Metadata. The sidebar now shows richer context for each workspace: PR links that open in the browser, listening ports, git branches, and working directories across all panes.

- Command palette (Cmd+Shift+P) with update actions and all-window switcher results (#358, #361)
- Split actions and shortcut hints in terminal context menus
- Cross-window tab and workspace move UI with improved destination focus behavior
- Sidebar pull request metadata rows and workspace PR open actions
- Workspace color schemes and left-rail workspace indicator settings (#324, #329, #332)
- URL open-wrapper routing into the embedded browser (#332)
- Cmd+Q quit warning with suppression toggle (#295)
cmux --versionoutput now includes commit metadata
- Added light mode and unified theme refresh across app surfaces (#258) — thanks @ijpatricio for the report!
- Browser link middle-click handling now uses native WebKit behavior (#416)
- Settings-window actions now route through a single command-palette/settings flow
- Sentry upgraded with tracing, breadcrumbs, and dSYM upload support (#366)
- Session restore scope clarification: cmux restores layout, working directory, scrollback, and browser history, but does not resume live terminal process state yet
- Startup split hang when pressing Cmd+D then Ctrl+D early after launch (#364)
- Browser focus handoff and click-to-focus regressions in mixed terminal/browser workspaces (#381, #355)
- Caps Lock handling in browser omnibar keyboard paths (#382)
- Embedded browser deeplink URL scheme handling (#392)
- Sidebar resize cap regression (#393)
- Terminal zoom inheritance for new splits, surfaces, and workspaces (#384)
- Terminal find overlay layering across split and portal-hosted layouts
- Titlebar drag and double-click zoom handling on browser-side panes
- Stale browser favicon and window-title updates after navigation