A great option would be if you would add normal FTP support. More specifically, I mean that I have, for example, a purchased hostig on which I keep a website and I also have login data for the FTP protocol.

Your application currently does not allow you to connect to a regular FTP than the one that has SFTP. (yes I know, SFTP is safer, but not every service provider offers it).

It would be great if I could give such data as:

• The host name, e.g. mypage.domain.com (as the FTP address - because the web service providers do this)


• Login


• Password

I save and I can use. But it's not like that. Your application only supports SFTP, a service that is usually enabled on VPS or another machine with SSL.

Thank you for your attention and I hope that you will introduce the usual FTP service on port 21.

Here's few features I think Termius should have. I mean I love the feature that it lets me sync across all devices without worrying about saving the credentials multiple times. But there are still a ton of features that needs to be added along with the already existing AWESOME features Termius has.

1. Run snippets on active session instead of editing the setting page and run the snippet upon connect.




2. Option for simultaneous view of the sessions for PC. This is a MUST option to have. I have to keep an eye out on multiple servers at a time. So it's a little bit hard to keep track with the option missing from Termius.




3. A little sign or something on the Terminal that should indicate weather we are running a screen session in linux. Prior to switching to Termius, my old SSH client used to show this. For example: [screen]Linux-Lab

This maybe too much to take but I request the AWESOME developers to take these into consideration and give us more surprises as soon as you can :D.

Best regards,

Abir Ahmed

I love termius's ability to manage my various servers and such, but I would really appreciate the ability to have a single global hotkey that makes the termius window dropdown from the top of my screen on top of other windows, similar to quake, iterm2, conemu, yakuake, and most other advanced terminal emulators.

This is really the only thing preventing me from using termius as my primary terminal emulator.

It would be pretty simple to implement given you are using electron - it's just a matter of grabbing the workAreaSize, calculating a % of it, i.e. 30%, resizing the window and running window.setAlwaysOnTop/window.setPosition

If only the termius app was open source I could make the PR myself! Now there's a suggestion ;)