# Files, Links, & Scripts

> Quickly open links and files or run scripts with your mouse.

- 网址：https://funcoding.ai/agents/warp/terminal/more-features/files-and-links/
- 来源：Warp 官方文档原文（英文），MIT 许可，同步于 2026-10-11
- 官方原文：https://docs.warp.dev/terminal/more-features/files-and-links/

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## Files & links

Warp supports opening files, folders, and URL links that are within Blocks. Multiple URL protocols are supported e.g. `https`, `ftp`, `file`, etc. Warp can open files and folders in a variety of editors and opens web links directly in your default browser. Warp can also open markdown files directly with a [Markdown Viewer](https://funcoding.ai/agents/warp/terminal/more-features/markdown-viewer/).

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Warp also supports iTerm2 and Kitty Image protocols on macOS and Linux. You will need to use a CLI tool to view images, in some cases the tools expect `$TERM=kitty`, so you may need to workaround this by setting `TERM=kitty` before the command. We're working on updating the popular tools to recognize Warp natively.

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Warp parses relative and absolute file paths. Warp also tries to capture line and column numbers attached to the file path, supported formats include:

* `file_name:line_num`
* `file_name:line_num:column_num`
* `file_name[line_num, column_num]`
* `file_name(line_num, column_num)`
* `file_name, line: line_num, column: column_num`
* `file_name, line: line_num, in`

**macOS**

1. After hovering over a link, open it directly by holding down `⌘` while clicking it.
2. Clicking a link normally will open a clickable tooltip that says “Open File/Folder/Link”.
3. Right-clicking a link will open a context menu that supports copying the absolute file path or URL to the clipboard.

**Windows**

1. After hovering over a link, open it directly by holding down `Ctrl` while clicking it.
2. Clicking a link normally will open a clickable tooltip that says “Open File/Folder/Link”.
3. Right-clicking a link will open a context menu that supports copying the absolute file path or URL to the clipboard.

**Linux**

1. After hovering over a link, open it directly by holding down `Ctrl` while clicking it.
2. Clicking a link normally will open a clickable tooltip that says “Open File/Folder/Link”.
3. Right-clicking a link will open a context menu that supports copying the absolute file path or URL to the clipboard.

* You can also Drag and drop a folder or file onto the Warp dock icon to open a new tab in this directory.
* You can also right-click on a folder or file in Finder, then select Services, and "Open new Warp Tab | Window here".
* Configure the default editor to open files by navigating to **Settings** > **Code** > **Editor and Code Review** > **Choose an editor to open file links**.
  * Selecting "Default App" uses your system's default application for the file type.

#### List of supported editors

Non-exhaustive list of editors, please submit new ones on our GitHub, see [Sending Feedback](https://funcoding.ai/agents/warp/support-and-community/troubleshooting-and-support/sending-us-feedback/#sending-warp-feedback).

1. `$EDITOR`
2. Visual Studio Code
3. JetBrains IDEs
   * WebStorm
   * PhpStorm
   * GoLand
   * PyCharm
   * DataGrip
   * DataSpell
   * Rider
   * RubyMine
4. Zed and Zed Preview
5. Cursor
6. Windsurf
7. Sublime Text
8. Android Studio

### OSC 8 hyperlinks

Warp recognizes the OSC 8 escape sequence, so command-line tools can print a short label that links to a longer URL instead of printing the raw URL. When a program emits an OSC 8 hyperlink, Warp renders only the visible text and makes it clickable, the same way it treats auto-detected URLs:

* Hold `⌘` (macOS) or `Ctrl` (Windows/Linux) and click the linked text to open it.
* Copying the block copies the visible text, not the escape sequence or the underlying URL.

Any URL scheme works, including `file://` URLs without a hostname. To try it, print a hyperlink from your shell:

```bash
printf '\033]8;;https://docs.warp.dev\033\\Warp docs\033]8;;\033\\\n'
```

The output shows `Warp docs` as a clickable link. Plain-text URL detection still works, so tools that print full URLs behave as before.

## Scripts

Warp can open `.command` and Unix Executable files from Finder directly.

1. Find a `.command` or shell script you'd like to open in Finder.
2. Right-click and open the script with Warp.

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Make sure the file has the appropriate executable permissions before you can run it in Warp. (e.g. `chmod +x script.command`)

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