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Spelling: Link, Terminal emulator desc #609

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions data/io.elementary.terminal.appdata.xml.in
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<name>Terminal</name>
<summary>Use the command line</summary>
<description>
<p>Terminal is a terminal emulator application for accessing a UNIX shell environment which can be used to run programs available on your system.</p>
<p>Terminal is a terminal emulator for accessing a UNIX shell environment that can run programs available on your system.</p>
</description>
<provides>
<binary>io.elementary.terminal</binary>
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<li>Zoom levels are now remembered per-tab</li>
<li>Also warn about multi-line pastes</li>
<li>Show text details in unsafe paste dialogs</li>
<li>Open Link option when secondary clicking</li>
<li>Open link options when right-clicking</li>
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As @danrabbit pointed out "secondary click" should be used. However the whole item is not very precise in meaning so if it is to be changed it might as well be improved. It refers to adding another option to the context menu shown when secondary-clicking on a hyperlink in the terminal text. I would suggest something like
<li>Add "Open in" option to the context menu of links</li>

<li>Reload tabs in the context menu or with the shortcut Ctrl + Shift + R</li>
<li>Notifications indicate if a process exited with errors or not</li>
<li>Show keyboard shortcuts in tab context menus</li>
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