Changelog

Added

• Connect to a Docker Engine on a Windows remote over SSH — the engine API is tunneled through an SSH docker system dial-stdio bridge into a local socket/named pipe (no TCP relay, even locally), making Docker Desktop's named-pipe engine reachable from macOS/Linux.
• Connect to a Podman machine on a Windows remote over SSH — reached by nesting OpenSSH into the machine's VM and running its local podman system dial-stdio, bridging the in-VM engine socket with no docker dependency and no insecure TCP. Docker and Podman now share one unified SSH stdio-bridge (the dialect resolves the bridge command; the transport just runs it).

Fixed

• Disconnecting an engine now clears its containers/images/volumes from the merged lists immediately, instead of leaving the disconnected engine's resources lingering.
• Returning to a resource list that shrank while you were away (e.g. after disconnecting an engine) no longer renders a large empty gap with the rows scrolled out of view — a stale saved scroll offset the shorter list can no longer reach is discarded, so it renders correctly on the first visit.
• The list Reload action refreshes every connected engine and no longer stops if one connection drops mid-refresh.
• The footer engine menu shows the version for remote engines (e.g. Docker over SSH), matching the details popover.
• Engine-specific navigation such as Swarm is enabled from any running connection's capabilities, not only the primary connection.
• Icon fills of the two icon systems.