We're coming out of our long Summer (northern hemisphere) hibernation to bring you a new Preview release of Windows Terminal: 1.26! We've been hard at work on the Settings page, workspaces, notifications, and general fit and finish. Lots more community contributions this time around (thank you to all of you!) and many of the bug fixes you see here have been backported to 1.25 and--in some cases--1.24!

Features

• This release includes our newly-redesigned settings UI! Broadly, the categories are the same, but we've given a new interface to most of our settings, simplified wording, moved things into logical groups, and more. Profiles is probably the biggest difference, where we've moved all of the profile tabs, color schemes and the Defaults section into one top-level "Profiles" area (#20232) (#20743) (#20336) (#20665) (#20200) (#20658) (#20646) (#20215) (#20199)
• We have added early support for "workspaces," or named Terminal windows which remember what was open in them that you can close and come back to. Access Workspaces with the new icon to the left of the tab list (#20314) (#20663)
• We now support applications emitting a notification with OSC 777 (Desktop Notification, from urxvt) and additionally support for displaying a notification when a bell is triggered. Please note that both of these behaviors are off by default, and require you to opt in to enable them. JSON settings $profile.compatibility.allowOSC777 (boolean) and $profile.bellStyle enum value notification (#20012) (#20018) (#20011) (#20064) (#20010)
• The "confirm closing tabs" setting has been redesigned to prompt any time you are going to close more than one thing, prompt always or prompt never (#20055)

Changes

• wt --help will try to be more clear about how unrecognized arguments are handled (#20417) (thanks Manya Sharma (@ManyaS-Git)!)
• Duplicating a tab will now unconditionally open it to the right of the source tab (#20565) (thanks OmarMashal (@OmarMashal0)!)
• On newer versions of Windows, Terminal will use faster APIs to query the app catalog to find fragment extensions (#20356)
• Our build system now requires Visual Studio 2026 and Windows SDK 10.0.26100 (#20225) (#20518) (#20609)
• Panes can no longer be reduced below 2 cells in either direction, to prevent screen corruption (#20564) (thanks zhangxaochen!)
• Tab Search will now "preview" which tab you are about to jump to while you're searching (#20256)
• Terminal will now cause DWM.exe to use less memory per Terminal window! (#20655) (thanks Yexuan Xiao (@YexuanXiao)!)
• The "Open New Window" action has been improved to make it impervious to app execution alias failures (i.e. wt.exe being corrupted) (#20311)
• The console will no longer emit WINDOW_EVENT events when a VT application enters or leaves the Alternate Screen Buffer (#20617)
• The info bar exhorting you to please not disable the "Touch, Keyboard, and Handwriting Input Service" has been removed (#20633)
• The soft reset (DECSTR) control sequence now works like xterm does when the alternate screen buffer is in use (#20032) (thanks aarushi singh (@aarushisingh04)!)
• The support for OSC 7 which was announced in version 1.25, and then removed, has likewise been removed from 1.26
• We are rolling out runtime changes to improve our code quality; however, that rollout is currently restricted to the Dev channel (local builds) (#20544)
• We got rid of the "new tab" animation, as it made the application appear slower (#20543)
• We have expanded our "built-in glyph" support to cover a large portion of the new Unicode "Symbols for Legacy Computing" block (we now cover U+1FB00 through U+1FB94, all sextants, filled triangles and trapezoids, and eighth blocks) (#20424)
• We have laid the groundwork for "per-window settings", which in the future will allow you to specify a different theme, profile, etc. for each Window or Workspace (#20328)
• We have made some changes under the hood to prepare for merging our "Terminal control" codebases (#20713) (#20711) (#20722) (#20017)
• We have renamed the (somewhat confusing, probably) "New Tab Menu" settings page to "Dropdown", and redesigned it to be (somewhat, maybe) easier to use (#20203)
• We will now show an overlay indicating the size in character cells of the window when you resize Terminal (#20059) (thanks Sagar (@sagarbhure-msft)!)
• When you close a tab, Terminal will now unconditionally jump to the previously most recently used tab (#20272) (thanks Anshika Jain (@Anshikakalpana)!)
• You can now customize what delimiter is used when you drop multiple files on a Terminal pane; JSON setting dragDropDelimiter (string, default is a single U+0020 space) (#19799) (thanks Vallabh Mahajan (@Vallabh-1504)!)

Bug Fixes

• IME candidate windows will no longer be positioned incorrectly when Terminal is maximized (#20627) (thanks Genki (@9enki)!)
• Terminal will no longer send arrow key inputs (and others) in the middle of an IME composition (#20471) (thanks sanguneo (@sanguneo)!)
• Custom shaders which depend on the time parameter will no longer experience an early rollover (#20360) (thanks Shivam Kumar (@Zish19)!)
• A completely empty terminal pane or console window will no longer try to commit the first 128 rows of the buffer to memory (#19984)
• Errors displayed in the Settings page will now be more visible in high contrast mode (#20098) (thanks Sushaanth Srinivasan (@SushaanthSrinivasan)!)
• Media paths referring to icon resources such as foo.exe,-1 will once again work (#20572) (thanks arista-ms!)
• Terminal should no longer leak memory with some graphics adapters when you are scrolled back into history or experience rendering lag after the machine resumes from sleep (#20723)
• Terminal will no longer stay open indefinitely with no windows open if it has been asked to host an incoming session that terminated early (#20051) (thanks kuldeep kumar (@Kuldeep2822k)!)
• The "action name" input field will no longer try to convince you that you hadn't changed anything (#20455)
• The "Open Current Working Directory" action will no longer attempt to open non-directories (#20697) (thanks Sebastien Tardif (@SebTardif)!)
• The font face selector in the settings UI will no longer cause Terminal to undergo rapid unscheduled disassembly (#20255) (thanks Danyal Ahmed (@danyalahmed1995)!)
  • ... it will also no longer instantly forget what you put in it (#20359) (thanks Danyal Ahmed (@danyalahmed1995)!)
• The JSON settings schema has been updated to include persistedLayoutAndContent as a valid option for firstWindowPreference (#20475) (thanks doterik!)
• We now use a lighter-weight API to play sounds when "bell sounds" are enabled (#20031) (thanks aarushi singh (@aarushisingh04)!)
• We now use the most recent Azure Cloud Shell API version, which ensures that you can still access your Cloud Shells (#20620) (thanks Mitchell Bifeld (@mbifeld)!)
• We've fixed some visual artifacts experienced by users of the "QQ Wubi" IME (#20542)

Reliability

• XBOX controllers will no longer cause Terminal to shuffle off this mortal coil (#20234) (thanks Phil Scott (@phil-scott-78)!)
• We will take fewer trips to a farm upstate when you use "terminal pane" shortcuts on the Settings, Markdown or Snippets UI (#20458)
• The experimental "reposition mouse cursor with click" settings will now result in fewer "bucket-kicking" events (#20442)

VT Support

• An application initiating an OSC 52 clipboard write at the same time as a title change will no longer experience a 5-second hang (#20728)
• A VT soft reset (DECSTR) will no longer result in the uploaded soft font (DRCS) being cleared (#20607) (thanks James Holderness (@j4james)!)
• Kitty Keyboard Protocol: auto-repeat events now work properly (#20500)
• Kitty Keyboard Protocol: dead keys and numpad Enter now work properly (#20551)
• Kitty Keyboard Protocol: non-ASCII keys, modifier repeats and AltGr keys now work properly (#20052)

Console Hosting

• ConPTY will no longer retry its cursor position request when the hosting application does not answer it (#20510)
• ConPTY will no longer wait for a DA1 response before finishing initialization (#20536)

Miscellaneous (console host, build systems, code health)

• conhost: headless console applications no longer spawn a useless render thread (#19986)
• conhost: we now always use the "cls" detector to prevent screen clearing from committing the entire (virtualized) text buffer (#19957)
• Our release engineering process now supports uploading our NuGet packages to GitHub (#20061)
• The "restart session" menu item on each tab will now be disabled if there is no session to restart (#19972)
• We've streamlined how we handle word-wise selection and navigation; this should result in no user-facing issues but 🤷 (#19882)

With additional documentation, build system, schema, and code health fixes thanks to Tushar (@tusharsnx), MichaelK (@MichaelK05-dev), BamBamTram32, Alimkhan Slambek (@slambek), Raza Khan (@raza-khan0108), nsfxdyj, Dinah Xiaoman G (@DinahK-2SO), nsfxdyj, Winston Liu (@winstliu), and 盗天君 (@1816586742-stack).

Binary files inside the unpackaged distribution archive bear the version number 1.26.260930004-preview.

Terminal 1.25 is finally stable!

Here are the highlights:

• A new settings search experience! We have a lot of settings; hopefully this helps you find them.
• A rich "actions" editor that will let you better customize how you interact with Terminal.
• Support for the "Kitty" input protocol, for a highly opinionated way to distinguish keyboard keys and how they were pressed.
• Window persistence with or without the scrollback history.
• Community translations into Ukrainian and Serbian (Cyrillic).
• The ability to configure how wide "ambiguous" Unicode characters are for improved compatibility with Chinese, Japanese and Korean console applications.

Please see the following release notes for additional details.

• Windows Terminal Preview v1.25.622.0
• Windows Terminal Preview v1.25.923.0
• Windows Terminal Preview v1.25.1171.0
• Windows Terminal Preview v1.25.1241.0
• Windows Terminal Preview v1.25.1322.0
• Windows Terminal Preview v1.25.1912.0

Why are there so many files? How do I choose?

Please visit our page documenting the different Windows Terminal Distributions!

Here are some of the things we backported from the new 1.26 release in the Preview channel.

Changes

• On newer versions of Windows, Terminal will use faster APIs to query the app catalog to find fragment extensions (#20356)
• Our build system now requires Visual Studio 2026 and Windows SDK 10.0.26100 (#20225) (#20518) (#20609)
• Panes can no longer be reduced below 2 cells in either direction, to prevent screen corruption (#20564) (thanks zhangxaochen!)
• Tab Search will now "preview" which tab you are about to jump to while you're searching (#20256)
• Terminal will now cause DWM.exe to use less memory per Terminal window! (#20655) (thanks Yexuan Xiao (@YexuanXiao)!)
• The "Open New Window" action has been improved to make it impervious to app execution alias failures (i.e. wt.exe being corrupted) (#20311)
• The info bar exhorting you to please not disable the "Touch, Keyboard, and Handwriting Input Service" has been removed (#20633)
• We got rid of the "new tab" animation, as it made the application appear slower (#20543)
• We have expanded our "built-in glyph" support to cover a large portion of the new Unicode "Symbols for Legacy Computing" block (we now cover U+1FB00 through U+1FB94, all sextants, filled triangles and trapezoids, and eighth blocks) (#20424)
• When you close a tab, Terminal will now unconditionally jump to the previously most recently used tab (#20272) (thanks Anshika Jain (@Anshikakalpana)!)

Bug Fixes

• IME candidate windows will no longer be positioned incorrectly when Terminal is maximized (#20627) (thanks Genki (@9enki)!)
• Terminal will no longer send arrow key inputs (and others) in the middle of an IME composition (#20471) (thanks sanguneo (@sanguneo)!)
• Custom shaders which depend on the time parameter will no longer experience an early rollover (#20360) (thanks Shivam Kumar (@Zish19)!)
• Media paths referring to icon resources such as foo.exe,-1 will once again work (#20572) (thanks arista-ms!)
• Terminal should no longer leak memory with some graphics adapters when you are scrolled back into history or experience rendering lag after the machine resumes from sleep (#20723)
• The "Open Current Working Directory" action will no longer attempt to open non-directories (#20697) (thanks Sebastien Tardif (@SebTardif)!)
• The font face selector in the settings UI will no longer cause Terminal to undergo rapid unscheduled disassembly (#20255) (thanks Danyal Ahmed (@danyalahmed1995)!)
  • ... it will also no longer instantly forget what you put in it (#20359) (thanks Danyal Ahmed (@danyalahmed1995)!)
• The JSON settings schema has been updated to include persistedLayoutAndContent as a valid option for firstWindowPreference (#20475) (thanks doterik!)
• We now use the most recent Azure Cloud Shell API version, which ensures that you can still access your Cloud Shells (#20620) (thanks Mitchell Bifeld (@mbifeld)!)
• We've fixed some visual artifacts experienced by users of the "QQ Wubi" IME (#20542)

Reliability

• XBOX controllers will no longer cause Terminal to shuffle off this mortal coil (#20234) (thanks Phil Scott (@phil-scott-78)!)
• We will take fewer trips to a farm upstate when you use "terminal pane" shortcuts on the Settings, Markdown or Snippets UI (#20458)
• The experimental "reposition mouse cursor with click" settings will now result in fewer "bucket-kicking" events (#20442)

VT Support

• An application initiating an OSC 52 clipboard write at the same time as a title change will no longer experience a 5-second hang (#20728)
• A VT soft reset (DECSTR) will no longer result in the uploaded soft font (DRCS) being cleared (#20607) (thanks James Holderness (@j4james)!)
• Kitty Keyboard Protocol: auto-repeat events now work properly (#20500)
• Kitty Keyboard Protocol: dead keys and numpad Enter now work properly (#20551)
• Kitty Keyboard Protocol: non-ASCII keys, modifier repeats and AltGr keys now work properly (#20052)

Console Hosting

• ConPTY will no longer retry its cursor position request when the hosting application does not answer it (#20510)
• ConPTY will no longer wait for a DA1 response before finishing initialization (#20536)

With additional documentation, build system, schema, and code health fixes thanks to Tushar (@tusharsnx), MichaelK (@MichaelK05-dev), BamBamTram32, Alimkhan Slambek (@slambek), Raza Khan (@raza-khan0108), nsfxdyj, Dinah Xiaoman G (@DinahK-2SO), nsfxdyj, Winston Liu (@winstliu), and 盗天君 (@1816586742-stack).

Binary files inside the unpackaged distribution archive bear the version number 1.25.260930003.

While Terminal 1.25 is slowly rolling out (as we get new reliability info, prove it doesn't super-explode, etc.), we've decided to update 1.24 with a couple quick fixes as well to make sure you're not left out in the cold.

Changes

• Panes can no longer be reduced below 2 cells in either direction, to prevent screen corruption (#20564) (thanks zhangxaochen!)
• We got rid of the "new tab" animation, as it made the application appear slower (#20543)

Bug Fixes

• IME candidate windows will no longer be positioned incorrectly when Terminal is maximized (#20627) (thanks Genki (@9enki)!)
• Terminal will no longer send arrow key inputs (and others) in the middle of an IME composition (#20471) (thanks sanguneo (@sanguneo)!)
• Media paths referring to icon resources such as foo.exe,-1 will once again work (#20572) (thanks arista-ms!)
• The font face selector in the settings UI will no longer cause Terminal to undergo rapid unscheduled disassembly (#20255) (thanks Danyal Ahmed (@danyalahmed1995)!)
  • ... it will also no longer instantly forget what you put in it (#20359) (thanks Danyal Ahmed (@danyalahmed1995)!)
• The JSON settings schema has been updated to include persistedLayoutAndContent as a valid option for firstWindowPreference (#20475) (thanks doterik!)
• We now use the most recent Azure Cloud Shell API version, which ensures that you can still access your Cloud Shells (#20620) (thanks Mitchell Bifeld (@mbifeld)!)
• We've fixed some visual artifacts experienced by users of the "QQ Wubi" IME (#20542)

Reliability

• XBOX controllers will no longer cause Terminal to shuffle off this mortal coil (#20234) (thanks Phil Scott (@phil-scott-78)!)
• We will take fewer trips to a farm upstate when you use "terminal pane" shortcuts on the Settings, Markdown or Snippets UI (#20458)
• The experimental "reposition mouse cursor with click" settings will now result in fewer "bucket-kicking" events (#20442)

VT Support

• An application initiating an OSC 52 clipboard write at the same time as a title change will no longer experience a 5-second hang (#20728)

Binary files inside the unpackaged distribution archive bear the version number 1.24.261001001.

Since we decided to push Terminal 1.26 out a little bit, please enjoy these bug fixes instead.

Bug Fixes

• Terminal should no longer crash when you drag a small tab into a larger window (which never crashed for some people, and always crashed for others) (#20366) (thanks 結友 (@yuu61)!)
• Terminal will now make a screen reader-audible announcement when you interact with the expand/collapse option in the Settings page (#20275)
• Pressing Enter in the Export Text dialog will no longer send Enter to the connected application (#20358)
• Scrolling the screen should no longer result in us failing to detect URLs in it before the next refresh (#20357)
• The compatibility.reloadEnvironmentVariables setting will no longer be ignored when you use wt.exe <command> (#20321)
• The actions editor should now update the action name more consistently (#20381)
• We have fixed a memory corruption issue in DRCS font handling (#20409)
• We have speculatively moved some initialization earlier to prevent a deadlock caused by the NVIDIA graphics driver (#20351)
• We no longer reset your font size if you zoom and we reload settings (for whatever reason) (#20230)

Binary files inside the unpackaged distribution archive bear the version number 1.25.260710002-preview.

The stable channel just keeps getting stabler! We decided to push Terminal 1.26 out a little bit, so hopefully this set of fixes helps fill the void where it would be.

Bug Fixes

• Terminal should no longer crash when you drag a small tab into a larger window (which never crashed for some people, and always crashed for others) (#20366) (thanks 結友 (@yuu61)!)
• Terminal will now make a screen reader-audible announcement when you interact with the expand/collapse option in the Settings page (#20275)
• Pressing Enter in the Export Text dialog will no longer send Enter to the connected application (#20358)
• Scrolling the screen should no longer result in us failing to detect URLs in it before the next refresh (#20357)
• We have fixed a memory corruption issue in DRCS font handling (#20409)
• We have speculatively moved some initialization earlier to prevent a deadlock caused by the NVIDIA graphics driver (#20351)
• We no longer reset your font size if you zoom and we reload settings (for whatever reason) (#20230)

Binary files inside the unpackaged distribution archive bear the version number 1.24.260710001.

This is the fourth servicing release for Terminal! We've fixed a couple of our more annoying issues, and added a new feature thanks to Lucas Trzesniewski (@ltrzesniewski) for configuring the new URL warning dialog.

These release notes include changes from v1.25.1241.0 so that you don't need to go read those separately.

Changes

• You can now change the behavior of the URL warning dialog with the new safeUriSchemes setting (JSON safeUriSchemes, array of strings, default []) (#20207) (thanks Lucas Trzesniewski (@ltrzesniewski)!)
• We have disabled store licensing checks on startup, which should improve launch performance and reliability and prevent the store from deciding that nobody is allowed to run Terminal (#20163)

Bug Fixes

• We will no longer attempt to allocate too much memory or crash with an access violation on certain specially-crafted Sixel images (#20213)
• Overridden tab titles should no longer spontaneously reset to Default or Windows PowerShell or the default for any given profile (#20214) (thanks imsh!)
• Terminal windows should no longer shrink by one row or column at a time every time you exit neovim (#20183)
• Terminal's WM_COPYDATA handler will no longer accept outrageously large payload sizes, especially on 32-bit Intel platforms (#20185)
• The resizePane action will now fall through to normal keyboard input if there was no pane to resize (#20001) (thanks nmurrell07!)
• Wordwise selection that starts at a word boundary will no longer select the wrong word (#20084)

Binary files inside the unpackaged distribution archive bear the version number 1.25.260512002-preview.

Finally! Terminal Stable is getting all of the fun bug fixes that landed in preview over the past couple releases.

Changes

• Terminal will now display a warning dialog if you attempt to open a URL that might harm your computer (as voted by a bunch of security researchers) (#20065) (#20096)
  • ... and you can change its behavior with the new safeUriSchemes setting (JSON safeUriSchemes, array of strings, default []) (#20207) (thanks Lucas Trzesniewski (@ltrzesniewski)!)
• We have disabled store licensing checks on startup, which should improve launch performance and reliability and prevent the store from deciding that nobody is allowed to run Terminal (#20163)
• We've reworked how text selection is handled when an application requests mouse mode; Shift clicks will no longer extend an existing selection and positioning will use absolute coordinates rather than selecting the nearest half cell (#19973)
• Terminal will now assert focus when you drag and drop a file on it (#20003) (thanks Ethan Balakumar (@etbala)!)

Bug Fixes

• IME composition will no longer blindly overwrite text to the right of the cursor, but "intelligently" push it further to the right to ensure that it stays visible (#20041) (thanks jason (@drvoss)!)
• We will no longer attempt to allocate too much memory or crash with an access violation on certain specially-crafted Sixel images (#20213)
• Overridden tab titles should no longer spontaneously reset to Default or Windows PowerShell or the default for any given profile (#20214) (thanks imsh!)
• Terminal windows should no longer shrink by one row or column at a time every time you exit neovim (#20183)
• Terminal's WM_COPYDATA handler will no longer accept outrageously large payload sizes, especially on 32-bit Intel platforms (#20185)
• The resizePane action will now fall through to normal keyboard input if there was no pane to resize (#20001) (thanks nmurrell07!)
• We have removed a significant source of memory leaks when a screen reader or other assistive technology is enabled (#19950)
• Wordwise selection that starts at a word boundary will no longer select the wrong word (#20084)

Binary files inside the unpackaged distribution archive bear the version number 1.24.260512001.

This was a short-term bridge release for Windows Terminal Preview that was intended to test our licensing changes before we rolled them out to stable.

Changes

• We have disabled store licensing checks on startup, which should improve launch performance and reliability and prevent the store from deciding that nobody is allowed to run Terminal (#20163)

Bug Fixes

• Wordwise selection that starts at a word boundary will no longer select the wrong word (#20084)

Binary files inside the unpackaged distribution archive bear the version number 1.25.260504001-preview.

This may be the first time we've released a servicing update for Preview without an associated update to Stable!
Well, at any rate, some of these fixes are destined for stable... eventually.

Bug Fixes

• IME composition will no longer blindly overwrite text to the right of the cursor, but "intelligently" push it further to the right to ensure that it stays visible (#20041) (thanks jason (@drvoss)!)
• Terminal will now display a warning dialog if you attempt to open a URL that might harm your computer (as voted by a bunch of security researchers) (#20065) (#20096)
• We have temporarily removed support for OSC 7, as it was causing unintended network accesses and process creation failures (#20116)
• We will no longer enter a cursor position request report loop for some applications that use the XTerm alternate screen buffer (#20095)

Binary files inside the unpackaged distribution archive bear the version number 1.25.260427001-preview.

Ah, a Friday servicing release. That's never backfired before.

Changes

• The "invalid media resource, go get rekt" warning has been toned down (and for now, has been removed entirely in the Stable channel) (#19969)
• We now support the use of OSC 7 in some circumstances to report the current working directory (#20019)
• Terminal will once again emit an empty bracketed paste sequence (\e[200~\e[201~) when you attempt to paste an image (e.g. into an agentic coding CLI) (#20037)
• Terminal will now assert focus when you drag and drop a file on it (#20003) (thanks Ethan Balakumar (@etbala)!)
• We've reworked how text selection is handled when an application requests mouse mode; Shift clicks will no longer extend an existing selection and positioning will use absolute coordinates rather than selecting the nearest half cell (#19973)
• When you restart a session with "Restart Connection", we will now return the terminal to a more sane default state (#19971)

Bug Fixes

• Console applications will now only receive Ctrl+Z as EOF when they are reading input in the ENABLE_PROCESSED_INPUT mode; this restores the console to its behavior in Windows 7 (#19940)
• Disabling the Kitty Keyboard Protocol in the Settings now actually works (#19995)
• Dragging to create a new selection in the terminal while searching will now properly focus the terminal for keyboard input (such as copying) (#19931) (thanks Artem Lytkin (@4RH1T3CT0R7)!)
• Korean IME users will no longer experience characters being inserted into the wrong places during arrow key presses (#20039) (thanks jason (@drvoss)!)
• Settings search can now properly select the ambiguous width and current folder icon settings (#19945) (thanks Sagar (@sagarbhure-msft)!)
• The "search" dropdown in Settings should more closely follow the application's theme (#19987)
• The console host will no longer fail to launch on editions of Windows that do not contain the full text input framework (#19958)
• The Mark Mode selection indicators will no longer disappear permanently when they are scrolled out of view (#19974) (#20045)
• The Visual Studio Developer PowerShell profiles will now display the correct icon when they choose to use PowerShell 7+ (#19990) (thanks Theodore Tsirpanis (@teo-tsirpanis)!)
• We have removed a significant source of memory leaks when a screen reader or other assistive technology is enabled (#19950)
• When "Copy on select" is enabled, we will no longer overwrite the clipboard if you are pasting into another terminal session with an active selection (#19943) (thanks Sagar (@sagarbhure-msft)!)

ConPTY

• ConPTY will attempt to re-sync the cursor position after passing through an unknown VT sequence (such as a DCS, APC or OSC that produces an image) (#20009)
• The signature of ConptyShowHidePseudoConsole has been corrected (#20035)
• The ConPTY package will no longer produce MSB4019 when included in Visual C++ projects (#20029) (thanks gcrtnst!)
• ConPTY will no longer deadlock during cooked read while displaying a character whose width is greater than a single cell (#19994)

Binary files inside the unpackaged distribution archive bear the version number 1.25.260402003-preview.