Added
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Split tabs survive a restart. Workspaces and reopen-last-session
both kept only the pane you happened to be looking at, so a tab split
four ways came back as one terminal and the arrangement was gone. Both
now save the whole tab: which panes, where each one sits, how wide it
is, and whether it was showing a terminal or the SFTP browser. A tab
split three ways reopens split three ways, at the sizes you left it.Panes sharing one connection (a terminal with SFTP alongside it)
reconnect once, not twice, so restoring a workspace does not quietly
double the session count on your hosts. If a single host is down when
a workspace opens, that pane is dropped and the rest of the tab comes
back rather than the whole tab being lost.Workspaces saved before this release still open, and are upgraded the
next time you save them. -
Tooltips on the session toolbar appear as you reach them. The
toolbar is a row of unlabelled icons - copy host, copy password,
packet capture, log tail, port forwards - and the built-in tooltip
took about a second to show, which meant hovering and waiting to find
the button you wanted. They now appear almost immediately, and once
one is up, moving along the row shows the rest with no delay at all.
Fixed
- Saving an edited workspace was a dead end. The only option was
"Save current as…", and typing the name the workspace already had
failed with a database error instead of saving. Reusing a name now
offers to replace that workspace, the menu leads with "Save changes"
for the one you have open, and every workspace in the list has a save
button that writes the current tabs into it. The overwrite action
existed all along, buried in Settings - Workspaces; it is now where
the work happens.