Description of the new feature/enhancement
A common issue of many terminal is 'wall of text'. For example, the user runs a command, the command generates 4000 lines of text, and it's difficult to scroll, say, exactly to the beginning of the previous command to begin reading the output.
Warp is a new terminal that purports to solve this issue 
. Windows Terminal should solve it too.
Proposed technical implementation details (optional)
I can't use Warp (it doesn't have a Windows version yet) but I propose a simple implementation would be to allow the user to specify their prompt, so pressing (some shortcut key) will return to the previous instance of that prompt.
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$: ls /dir
(5000 lines of text)
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$: (pressing somekeyboard combo goes to last instance of `$:`
There may be a better way though. Shell prompt could signal the terminal somehow (like the shell beep does).
Description of the new feature/enhancement
A common issue of many terminal is 'wall of text'. For example, the user runs a command, the command generates 4000 lines of text, and it's difficult to scroll, say, exactly to the beginning of the previous command to begin reading the output.
Warp is a new terminal that purports to solve this issue
. Windows Terminal should solve it too.
Proposed technical implementation details (optional)
I can't use Warp (it doesn't have a Windows version yet) but I propose a simple implementation would be to allow the user to specify their prompt, so pressing (some shortcut key) will return to the previous instance of that prompt.
There may be a better way though. Shell prompt could signal the terminal somehow (like the shell beep does).