The whole app now honors one promise: nothing you started ever stops or disappears unless you trash it.

Highlights

Quitting Orb now detaches everything. Claude and your terminals keep working in the background, containers included, and reopening Orb picks them up right where they were. A small one-time note at your first quit explains the model.
The mouse wheel finally scrolls. In the Claude pane it scrolls the conversation instead of cycling your prompt history, and the terminal pane gets real scrollback: 50000 lines kept on the server, still there after you quit, crash, or relaunch. Drag to select and it lands on your clipboard.
Orb now checks reality at launch. A session that survived a crash is found and re-adopted even if Orb forgot about it, a dead session shows as stopped instead of pretending to run, and nothing is ever silently deleted.
A resume that fails no longer wipes the conversation. Orb retries once, then keeps the session id and shows you exactly how to bring it back by hand.
Stop all: one button in Everything Running stops every running session and container after a confirmation. The rows stay in the list and restart with a click.

Also

Trashing a session created from an additional Local profile now cleans up its background processes correctly.
Upgrading with sessions still running from an older Orb applies the new terminal behavior to them automatically.