Added
- Jump from a terminal straight to its connection's settings. New
gear button in the pane title bar (next to the tunnels button):
switches to the Connections view with that connection selected,
ancestor folders expanded and the row scrolled into view. Handy
when you want to add a port forward or tweak a setting without
hunting the connection down in a large tree. - Profile statistics in Settings -> About. Connection count (and
how many have VNC enabled, inheritance included), folders (and how
many are dynamic), dynamic inventory broken down into hosts / VMs /
LXC containers / cloud servers, configured tunnels with their
bookmark count, credentials, open sessions and live tunnels. - Expand / collapse all folders. One toggle button in the
Connections and Credentials sidebar headers: collapses everything
when any folder is open, expands the whole tree otherwise.
Changed
- The WebGL terminal renderer is now off by default. On some
GPUs the WebGL glyph atlas corrupts into garbled glyphs - at times
spontaneously, with the app sitting idle - so every terminal now
uses the reliable canvas renderer out of the box. If you had
explicitly toggled the WebGL setting before, your choice is kept.
Opting back in (Settings -> Terminal) is worthwhile mainly for
very heavy output; theme changes now also clear the glyph atlas
for opted-in users, and Ctrl+Shift+L still forces a clean redraw.
Fixed
- Closing a tab or pane leaves the keyboard in the next terminal.
After Ctrl+D with auto-close enabled, closing a tab with the X /
Ctrl+Shift+W, or closing one pane of a split, the promoted
terminal now receives focus immediately - no extra click before
you can type.