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Customizing your AWS CloudShell experience

You can customize the following aspects of your AWS CloudShell experience:

• Tabs layout: Split the command line interface into multiple columns and rows.

• Font size: Adjust the size of the command line text.

• Color theme: Toggle between light and dark theme.

• Safe Paste: Switch a feature on or off that requires you to verify multiline text before it's pasted.

• Tmux to session restore: Using tmux restores your session until the session becomes inactive.

• Amazon Q CLI: Using Amazon Q CLI allows you to use the Amazon Q CLI features.

You can also extend your shell environment by installing your own software and modifying your shell with scripts.

Run multiple commands by splitting your command line interface into several panes.

After opening multiple tabs, you can select one that you want to work in by clicking anywhere in the pane of your choosing. You can close a tab by choosing the x symbol, which is next to the Region name.

• Choose Actions and one of the following options from Tabs layout:

  • New tab: Add a new tab that's next to the currently active one.

  • Split into rows: Add a new tab in a row that's below the currently active one.

  • Split into columns: Add a new tab in a column that's next to the currently active one.

  If there's not enough space to completely display each tab, scroll to see the entire tab. You can also select the split bars that separate panes and drag them by using the pointer to increase or reduce the pane size.

Increase or decrease the size of the text that's displayed in the command line interface.

1. To change the AWS CloudShell terminal settings, go to Settings, Preferences.

2. Choose a text size. Your options are Smallest, Small, Medium, Large, and Largest.

Toggle between light and dark theme for the command line interface.

1. To change the AWS CloudShell theme, go to Settings, Preferences.

2. Choose Light or Dark.

Safe Paste is a security feature that prompts you to verify that the multiline text that you're about to paste into the shell doesn't contain malicious scripts. Text that's copied from third-party sites can contain hidden code that triggers unexpected behaviors in your shell environment.

The Safe Paste dialog displays the complete text that you copied to your clipboard. If you're satisfied that there's no security risk, choose Paste.

We recommend that you enable Safe Paste to catch potential security risks in scripts. You can switch this feature on or off by choosing Preferences, Enable Safe Paste and Disable Safe Paste.

AWS CloudShell uses tmux to restore the sessions across single or multiple browser tabs. If you refresh the browser tabs, it resumes your session until the session becomes inactive. For more information, see Session restore.

You can enable or disable Amazon Q CLI by choosing Preferences, Enable Amazon Q CLI and Disable Amazon Q CLI. For more information, see Enable/disable Amazon Q CLI.

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