There should be a command on terminal that hides the history belongs a specific tab and lets you start from the beginning of the tab like it is new, but when you scroll up with a mouse you can see your history. I can't remember and find it online. I hope someone can tell it.
How to hide previous commands/history in terminal and start like the beginning of the tab
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You may use iTerm2 and just select in preferences to "reuse previous tab's directory"
Answered here:
This error has to do with a feature known as bracketed pasted mode[1]. Neovim does not support it yet[2]. You get the error above if an application acts like it can support that mode, but fails to support it.
In neovim open a terminal window. With 'always' in the clipboard, run the following:
pbpaste | xxd
There should be no errors. Now run the following:
cat | xxd
Enter ⌘-v followed by Ctrl-D.
You should expect to see the errors. In the second case, input is being handled by the application, which wraps the input with special bytes. The padded bytes are sent as stdin.
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Best Answer
If you want to clear your terminal window:
clearto clear whatever is showingcommand+Kto clear everythingThere are other things you can try too: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/2198377/how-to-clear-previous-output-in-terminal-in-mac-os-x