Add the ability to open connections to all servers in a group (tabs for each connection is fine) so that you don't have manually open a connection to each host when you need to perform work on multiple servers in a group.

I just need to search for specific things sometimes in the window, or logs or something, can you please add support for CTL+F.

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.

Can you allow the window to scroll when selecting text larger than the terminal length (meaning it needs to scroll to view/select additional lines). At the moment, you can only select up to the current length of the window. Then you have to manually scroll up and select the text again if what you are selecting is longer than the window. (Doesn't work on mac OSX, haven't tried windows though)

Support for variables in snippets would be great since most snippets need to reuse dynamic data at some point, or have a central place to store values that are reused but need to change often.

Most SSH clients support Smartcard authentication where the private key is stored on smart cards (or yubi-keys and other similar HSM modules) and can be exposed via the industry standard PKSC#11 interfaces

please consider generic support of PKSC#11 for the desktop app, and potentially for mobile via NFC/USB interaction as mentioned in other ideas like

https://support.termius.com/forums/918310-documentation/suggestions/38522842-yubikey-lightning-usb-support-is-on-the-roadmap

https://support.termius.com/forums/215251-general/suggestions/37883017-support-for-storing-keys-on-yubikey-on-iphone

https://support.termius.com/forums/243649-ios-app/suggestions/34881820-nfc-support

I recently bought an Arris router but couldn't access the Arris router login page and set up the router. After searching many times I got the solution from https://routerguide.org/arris-router-login/ and set up the router.

Please add SCP (not SFTP) to termius!
It works in some devices where SFTP is't available.

I know this has been suggested before, but it was thought to be a suggestion of SFTP.

Open connections in a new window by default (toggleable in settings).

In the past days, I connect to my router via domain name router.
The DNS record I got from my PC is as following
router. 0 IN A 192.168.8.129

These days I found it can't work as expect, for I change it to CNAME
router. 0 IN CNAME armv8.
armv8. 0 IN A 192.168.8.129

But I can succeed to connect the router vi domain name console.gl-inet.com
console.gl-inet.com. 0 IN CNAME router.
router. 0 IN CNAME armv8.
armv8. 0 IN A 192.168.8.129

I'm not sure if it's a problem of termius or OS's dns client.

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.

I'd like to see an option to import and exports hosts.

Thank you!

The SFTP functionally limited at present and basic integration with the OS would be welcome—particularly on desktop operating systems. In my usage on Windows, this expected functionality is conspicuously absent and I look forward to its introduction.

In case I need to be blatantly obvious here, I would expect to be able to drag or paste any file—from Windows Explorer, MacOS Finder, and the various equivalents on Linux—directly into the currently open SFTP host session and subsequently initiate a transfer of the file or files being dragged or pasted and resulting in a successful binary transfer to the destination host.

I need to open two terminals for certain process. Does Termius has this feature. If so how can I access it?

Add the ability to use an external editor through SFTP menu (WinSCP style). This would allow for the configuration of editors like Atom or Notepad++ without having to transfer back and forth.

Ability to interrupt streaming of a large file with ctrl-c