Visual representation of `clear` is odd - snackbar

[kesne]

Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When I clear my terminal, I want it to be visually free from clutter. I completely understand why the current visualization of clear is the way that it is, it just feels a little wrong.

Describe the solution you'd like
I'm not completely sure, but the snackbar at the top feels odd.

[donaldguy]

@kesne As, I'm guessing, a fellow habitual-clearer- I'm curious if you have any feelings on my features ideas / opinions in 22 and 23

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But as to your issue, I'd suggest a good option would be striping the scroll bar — something akin to how iTerm indicates search results in scrollback:

(possibly hidden until scroll?)

It maintains the practical affordance of the current clear button (a place to click to jump back to scrollback just before the clear) while making it a (smaller) target more appropriate to the tendency to do that.

It also is (for good or ill) more potentially persistent and could then serve as a milepost in the scroll of a long session, as clears—if not habitual/compulsive— make sense to run when ~changing tasks, "starting something new"

One could imagine an even richer marker system like this that would let you run a command (possibly aliased with defaults to clear) to insert markers of different colors, with tooltips;

once can also imagine indications of this sort used to mark places in scrollback for e.g. cds out of an scm repo, ssh session starts and ends, starred/favorited commands, as well as - literally like iTerm, search results

[brunoanken]

I would love an option to not display this snackbar. I started using Warp today and I've found everything about it great, it's got a delightful UI and UX, the autocomplete is amazing but this snackbar annoys me in insanely high levels.

[lonnylundsten]

How about an option to turn off the snackbar? Some people won't want it at all, for any commands.

[puppycodes]

agree please please the snackbar is the only reason i don't use this...