Startup and Integration
Open Settings → Startup & Integration to control launch at login and the file-manager menu entry. Both controls reflect the current operating-system registration rather than a saved config-file preference.
Launch at Login
Turn on Launch TermFlow at login to register TermFlow with Windows startup, macOS login items, or Linux autostart. Turn it off to remove that registration. The switch reads back the OS state after a change.
If the registration fails, TermFlow shows Could not update launch at login.
Open a Folder From Your File Manager
Turn on Add "Open in TermFlow" to the file-manager right-click menu to install the Open in TermFlow action.
| Platform | Integration |
|---|---|
| Windows | Explorer folder and folder-background context menus, registered for your user account. |
| Linux | A Nautilus/Files script and a Dolphin service menu, installed under your user data directory. |
| macOS | Unavailable; the switch is disabled. |
When TermFlow is already running, the file-manager action opens a new window rooted in the selected folder. On a cold launch, TermFlow uses the folder as the startup path; if it restores a saved session, it adds a tab for that folder.
The Settings page says Not yet available on macOS. Linux integration targets Nautilus/Files and Dolphin; it does not install a menu entry for every Linux file manager.