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Terminal Applications ​

Tested on real terminal applications. Don't see your terminal? Contribute results with npx terminfo.dev submit

Terminal Baseline 2026 ​

Inspired by Web Baseline — minimum feature sets that terminals should support

Feature Matrix ​

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Data from Termless probes and community submissions. Generated: 2026-03-27T06:46:06.295Z

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How This Works ​

Data comes from three complementary sources:

Terminal Applications — tested on real terminals via the npx terminfo.dev community CLI. Each test sends escape sequences to the actual terminal and verifies behavior via cursor position reports, device attribute queries, and rendered width measurements. These results reflect what users actually experience.

Headless Backends — tested via Termless against headless terminal emulator libraries. These test parser correctness — whether the library correctly parses and stores the escape sequence. A headless pass means "the parser accepts this," not "this renders correctly." Some features (like blink, cursor shape) may parse correctly but are not exposed through the library's API.

Multiplexers — tested by running probes through terminal multiplexers (tmux, screen) to measure pass-through fidelity. A multiplexer pass means the escape sequence was correctly relayed to the underlying terminal. Failures indicate sequences that the multiplexer intercepts, strips, or mishandles.