Summary of the new feature/enhancement

Current situation:

• Suppose you are working on something in Powershell, CMD
• You went into some folder
• You built some history
• You find out that you need administrator rights for some command

Currently most console apps (Powershell, CMD) need to start a new session for getting administrator access. This results in a less optimal workflow, because then you lose

• your current working folder (you need to cd into it again)
• your command history (the administrator session has its own history)

Proposed technical implementation details (optional)

A bit like sudo, started with a button:

• Console sessions in terminal start with default permissions
• Terminal has button with padlock icon / text "upgrade to administrator" in one of the corners
• When you click the button, the current session is upgraded to a session with admin permissions or downgraded again to normal permissions
• Session command history and location (working directory) is kept