Same directory on new tab created #17598

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opened 2026-01-31 05:47:18 +00:00 by claunia · 0 comments
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Originally created by @DanRotaru on GitHub (May 29, 2022).

Same directory on new tab created

Current folder: D:\folder
New terminal tab location (always): C:\Users\username

Now when I'm opening new terminal tab, this location is user folder (C:\Users\username) but always when I open new tab I want to use terminal for same location, and I have 2 options:

  1. Go again in explorer, copy path, return to terminal app, type cd /d PATH
  2. Go again in explorer and open context menu, then click to open this folder in terminal

This 2 options it's just waste of my time, what if just add option (or make primary this feature) when I'm opening new tab to open in the same directory.

My Use Case (frequently used)

  1. Open Terminal app
  2. Run app/server, after terminal is freezing
  3. So, to use again terminal I need to choose from that 2 options:
  • Go again in explorer, copy path, return to terminal app, type cd /d PATH
  • Go again in explorer and open context menu, then click to open this folder in terminal

Thank you.

Originally created by @DanRotaru on GitHub (May 29, 2022). # Same directory on new tab created Current folder: D:\folder New terminal tab location (always): C:\Users\username Now when I'm opening new terminal tab, this location is user folder (C:\Users\username) but always when I open new tab I want to use terminal for same location, and I have 2 options: 1. Go again in explorer, copy path, return to terminal app, type cd /d PATH 2. Go again in explorer and open context menu, then click to open this folder in terminal This 2 options it's just **waste of my time**, what if just add option (or make primary this feature) **when I'm opening new tab to open in the same directory**. ## My Use Case (frequently used) 1. Open Terminal app 2. Run app/server, after terminal is freezing 3. So, to use again terminal I need to choose from that 2 options: - Go again in explorer, copy path, return to terminal app, type cd /d PATH - Go again in explorer and open context menu, then click to open this folder in terminal Thank you.
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Reference: starred/terminal#17598