Hi everyone,

I seem to be experiencing a bug where my Termius starts freezing up after I've opened about 4 tabs and I just leave it standing for a few minutes.

The application stops working and the CPU usage goes a bit crazy and more recently I got the error that the system ran out of memory. Usually, I have to close it and reopen it to fix the problem.

Is anyone else experiencing this? I'm running on Ubuntu and I found that the problem exists on the snap install as well as the .deb install.

When I edit snippets on a smaller screen, the tab that opens up to edit the snippet pushes the navigation menu off screen and I can't recover it unless I move the Termius window to a larger screen, fullscreen it there and then move it back to my smaller screen, or reboot the app. Frustrating for sure.

Inside Termius terminal it is not possible to use the command "option (on a mac laptop) + left click ) to move the cursor of the command line at a certain spot.
This makes Termius completely useless for me .
bye

Applies to all platforms. This is a MUST HAVE feature for those using 2FA or MFA to authenticate. Establish and use a control channel so that all subsequent sessions and forwards make use of the same connection.
I cannot recommend or use the product until it has this.
PrivateShell has done this for years and years.

não estou conseguindo. será que alguem pode me ajudar?

Subj.
Now it is not possible to rearrange tabs order by drag+drop :(

Looks like a buffering issue as application becomes almost unusable

Hello,

is use Termius on my Windows 10 Netbook. With the latest Version 5.0.4 and older Versions i can´t Scroll up in the Terminal. And the Scrollbar is not useable.
i Hope it can be fixed.

Add the Cmd + F to find a text in terminal, like the default terminal on macOS

Add the Cmd + F to find a text in terminal, like the default terminal on macOS

I noticed that the terminal pane doesn't have text the text wrap feature. Please add this option.

When setting the "Switch to specific Tab [1...9]" shortcut to "Disabled + [1...9]", this doesn't actually disable the shortcut, as instead, it switches tabs on just pressing the number keys, entirely disabling the input of numbers into the terminal.

This is a VERY bizarre use-case, and I can't see any feasible reason this would be the desired outcome. Can there be a way to disable this shortcut entirely?

In the SFTP the date format is only US format. Shows me 08/19/2019 but this is not my traditional way of using the date.

To harden security, a passcode lock (similar to the one found in the mobile apps) should be made available to desktop apps as well.

I often have multiple local terminal tabs open, each to different directories or tail -f a log file, etc. It would be great if instead of the tab name being "Local Terminal (3)" it showed either:

• the command being run (assuming a process is running); or


• the directory it's in

That way I can quickly identify which tab I want:

• Local Terminal (tail -f db.log)


• Local Terminal (C:\Projects\Server)

If the connection is lost, for example, when the laptop was in a state of sleep. That open session tabs stop responding. I can not close them. This goes on for a long time before Terminus suggests to reconnect

I use multiple screens and occasionally (once or twice a week) I accidentally close Termius which promptly exits taking 20 tabs with it. Would it be possible to have a "Are you sure you want to exit" popup which can be turned off? I am thinking of something like browsers and acrobat reader have by default.

Add keyboard shortcuts to expand or collapse navigation pane. Using the mouse to manually drag the left-hand navigation is a drag. Would much rather have a keyboard shortcut to snap between 3 views (hidden, minified, open)