I have all of my hosts organised in to Groups, so when I view the main page of the app it looks incredibly cluttered to have my groups and then all the hosts listed below as well. There should be the option to only show groups and any hosts without a group are either a) hidden or b) put in to an "Ungrouped" group. It would make the main UI look a lot cleaner when using groups.

Would be awesome if you make the termius app to be able to do port knowking before it try to connect to open the SSH port for only the device who knocked the server

In terminus there is no search option in terminus. Putting search can help while checking logs in host and looking for specific term.

I want to use termius, it's great, but not one of the color schemes has a color pallet that actually works for me. These color schemes have to be pulling color codes from somewhere, just throw them in a config file or something that we can change so we can customize colors the way we want.

Have a feature to send a notification from a remote host directly to the Termius

Like "Git Bash Here" or "Open with Atom". It will affect only the new "Local Terminal" feature ofc, just opening Termius window directed to current folder.

SNAP support in most distros outside of Ubuntu is very poor. Can you please support other packaging format besides DEP and Snap? Maybe consider Flatpak or providing an RPM package?

Ablitity to group snippets. For this type of feature where a user could have many snippets based on function etc. having a group option would benefit the user.

Please consider adding deep tmux integration - see how iTerm2 does it. Things like native scrollback within a tmux window, copy/pasting from the scrollback without having to use tmux control sequences, and seeing all available tmux windows easily. The iTerm2 integration with tmux is fantastic, and it would amazing to have this as part of Termius too.

There should be a way to change the password without removing all user data. I want to simply choose a more secure password, there must be a way to do so without wiping everything out. Am I overlooking something?

Implement the fingerprint-scanner of the device as method of authentication.

Hello, here is a description of this feature
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wake-on-LAN

I would like to have some hosts only on my Laptop without having them on my phone/pc. I disabled sync on my Laptop completly and deleteted those hosts, but Termius deleted them everywhere.

MPTCP support.

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Multipath_TCP

This would allow for roaming across networks, not using UDP and also without losing sessions.

At the moment when I connect to a host using a key with a passphrase, I have to manually focus the passphrase input field. Should be a nice easy fix to have that auto focus, so I don't have to focus it myself before typing the passphrase.

It would be nice to also have a VNC Client included.
First of all in the Chrome Version, then the Apps.

An ability to connect to S3 servers

From "man ssh-add" on Ubuntu:

-c Indicates that added identities should be subject to confirmation before being used for authentication. Confirmation is performed by ssh-askpass(1). Successful confirmation is signaled by a zero exit status from ssh-askpass(1), rather than text entered into the requester.

This important security feature prevents unauthorized usage of SSH keys in your forwarded ssh-agent. Termius should show a confirmation prompt when a signing request is received when the ssh-agent has been forwarded.

It would be extra helpful (though not critical) to support the same options as Kryptonite: allow once, allow all for one hour, reject

It is a bad practice to allow SSH to a device without a password, but this isn't something that should be enforced. Is it possible to have a menu option to choose enforcement of the password field?

Thanks,

• Brandon

It would be great to have the ability to set transparency % to the color schemes of each terminal, so one is able to see through it and read things that may be useful for the work you are doing on the term. It is even more useful for cases where the screen is small (at least on laptops).