Extension to open new terminal with same working directory

[David House]

On 15 September 2010 19:13, Benjamin R. Haskell <rxvt-unicode at benizi.com> wrote:
> Possibly better, you can do this via ~/.Xdefaults, but it still operates via
> your shell:
>
> URxvt.keysym.M-S-Return: \ urxvt\ &!\012
>
> The leading space ('\ ') keeps it out of history.
> The '\012' specifies the trailing 'Return'.

That's quite nice. An extension might provide for a better solution
(this has the slight ugliness disadvantage of printing 'urxvt &' to my
terminal), but I didn't know Xdefaults could be used in this way.