OpenCode 1.18.7 fixes macOS titlebars, scrollable lists

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OpenCode 1.18.7 fixes macOS titlebars, scrollable lists

OpenCode v1.18.7 introduces targeted interface polish and stability enhancements for developer workflows. This patch update resolves macOS fullscreen titlebar alignment issues by removing traffic-light insets when native controls hide, while also adding scrollable project lists, resilient command overrides, and more stable mutable dropdowns.

// ANALYSIS

Paper-cut UI bug fixes like titlebar alignment and scrollable lists significantly improve daily developer experience and tool reliability.

–Resolves macOS fullscreen traffic-light inset issues when native window controls disappear.
–Adds scrollable project lists to better accommodate growing workspace collections.
–Enhances workflow stability with resilient command overrides and reliable mutable dropdowns.

// TAGS

opencodedevtoolreleasemacosuipatch-update

DISCOVERED

1h ago

2026-07-27

PUBLISHED

1h ago

2026-07-27

RELEVANCE

6/ 10

AUTHOR

OpenCodeLog

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