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You can use "Shift" + "Enter" to start a new line. That's how pretty much all messaging apps (teams, discord, etc...) work so I don't see any need to make it different than everything else.
In all other messaging apps (slack, teams, etc.), I have changed the settings to make enter as new line, and ctrl+enter as send message. We should have this choose. (I think this is more nature).
Bumping support for this. I agree that most messaging apps use enter to submit. But talking to an LLM is more like an email message and less like a chat exchange, at least for my use-cases. I write multiple paragraphs of input, and having to remember to press shift-enter to add a newline is counter-intuitive to say the least.
It'd be great if there were a config option to allow enter to be "newline" and ctrl-enter to be submit.
Noting also, that this is how Github works, as well as the playground for OpenAI/GPT and Claude AI.
If it is possible to add a input opposition be make "Enter" to be start a new line, and "Ctrl+Enter" be send message?
Many times I need input multiple lines of context, and accidentally send it out in the middle of editing.
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