You can now configure snippets to run automatically when connecting to a host via SSH terminal. This allows you to execute setup commands (like tmux, cd /var/log, source ~/.bashrc, screen -r, etc.) immediately after login. Where to Configure Go to Hosts → Select a host → Tap the menu (⋯) → Edit Expand Advanced Options Scroll to Startup Snippets section Tap Add Startup Snippets to select from your existing snippets Use the up/down arrows to reorder execution order Use the toggle to enable/disable without removing snippets Save the host How It Works - Snippets execute 1 second after SSH connection is established - They run sequentially in the order you configured - Each snippet respects its own "Emulate Keyboard" setting - Commands are typed into the terminal as if you typed them -- Bug Fixed -- - Fixed terminal backspace not working when editing command history after pressing up/down arrows.

This update improves connection reliability, adds full macOS monitoring support, and enhances file transfer performance. Major Improvements • Enhanced SFTP and Server Monitoring • Private key login now works correctly (Ed25519 and RSA) • Faster and more reliable connections • All SSH features now use the same improved engine • Full macOS Server Monitoring Support • CPU usage • Memory statistics • System version, uptime, and load • Network activity • Disk usage • Smarter Recent Connections • Automatically uses the correct saved SSH key or password • Tracks which saved host each connection belongs to • Adds quick access to SFTP and Monitor for saved hosts • Improved SSH Key Handling • RSA keys creation now supported • More accurate detection of key formats • Clearer error messages • Better support for Ed25519 and RSA keys File Transfer Enhancements • Added sorting options (name, date, size, type) • Added Download for Preview for faster file inspection • Fully migrated all file operations to the new Citadel-based SFTP engine Bug Fixes • Fixed Mosh connection issues • Fixed Server Monitor not refreshing after changing host OS type • Removed old duplicate code that caused inconsistencies

This update improves connection reliability, adds full macOS monitoring support, and enhances file transfer performance. Major Improvements • Enhanced SFTP and Server Monitoring • Private key login now works correctly (Ed25519 and RSA) • Faster and more reliable connections • All SSH features now use the same improved engine • Full macOS Server Monitoring Support • CPU usage • Memory statistics • System version, uptime, and load • Network activity • Disk usage • Smarter Recent Connections • Automatically uses the correct saved SSH key or password • Tracks which saved host each connection belongs to • Adds quick access to SFTP and Monitor for saved hosts • Improved SSH Key Handling • RSA keys creation now supported • More accurate detection of key formats • Clearer error messages • Better support for Ed25519 and RSA keys File Transfer Enhancements • Added sorting options (name, date, size, type) • Added Download for Preview for faster file inspection • Fully migrated all file operations to the new Citadel-based SFTP engine Bug Fixes • Fixed Mosh connection issues • Fixed Server Monitor not refreshing after changing host OS type • Removed old duplicate code that caused inconsistencies

ShadowTerm v3: The Complete Renaissance iCloud Sync: Your Terminal, Everywhere Your entire SSH universe follows you across every Apple device: Machines & identities - One config, infinite devices Snippets & port forwards - Your shortcuts travel with you Visual themes & keyboard layouts - Pixel-perfect consistency License agreements - Activate once, enjoy everywhere Configure on your Mac. Connect from your iPhone. Monitor from your iPad. Seamlessly. Server Monitoring: Mission Control for Your Infrastructure Real-time intelligence on everything that matters: CPU & Memory - Performance at a glance Network throughput - Bandwidth visualization Filesystem health - Storage monitoring GPU metrics - Because some servers need graphics muscle too The Foundation: Built on Apple Silicon We didn't just update—we reimagined. ShadowTerm now runs on Apple's own NIOSSH library, ditching decades-old C cruft for a pure Swift powerhouse. This isn't an upgrade; it's a metamorphosis. The Swift-Native Revolution Zero legacy baggage - No more crusty C bindings holding you back Apple-blessed architecture - First-party support, Darwin-optimized from the core Async/await native - Built for Swift's concurrency model from day one Type-safe by design - Compile-time guarantees, runtime confidence Event-driven mastery - Non-blocking architecture that scales like magic What This Actually Means Handle hundreds of simultaneous connections without breaking a sweat Port forwarding & tunneling as smooth as native iOS features Crystal-clear error handling with Swift's typed throws—no more cryptic C errno codes Composable SSH pipeline - Customize connection behavior like snapping LEGO blocks together Port Forwarding: Tunneling, Perfected Powered by Citadel + NIOSSH, port forwarding is now a first-class citizen: Lightning-fast tunnel establishment Rock-solid connection stability Native Swift performance throughout SFTP: File Transfers That Just Work Full SFTP implementation via Citadel's native NIOSSH integration: Drag, drop, done Enhanced FileTransferContext for smarter operations Beautiful, intuitive transfer UI Apple's reliability, your files Keyboard Perfection Every detail refined: New settings for external keyboards Fixed padding inconsistencies Rotation? No more overlap chaos Custom keyboard fills behave predictably Smart dismissal in monitor/SFTP views Host Management: Clarity Meets Power Identity preview - See the username/key name right in the host list Dynamic filtering - Groups and tags that actually help you find things Identity Management: Security, Streamlined Grouping support - Organize keys like a pro Enhanced key-pair authentication - Login logic that just gets it

New setting for snippets to emulate keyboard Link to Full Guide for keyboard customization added Fixed bug where snippets could not be edited after been sent to the terminal

Features: - NEW fully customizable keyboard layout for SSH sessions How to Access: Settings → Terminal → Customize Keyboard - Quick Connect can now use identity selection Bugs: - Fixed apple pen crash - Enhanced UI no more confusing screens

iPhone navigation optimizations

- Add in-app SSH key generation (Ed25519) with no passphrase - Add Quick Connect feature for one-off SSH connections - Add view/copy functionality for SSH keys - Add debug logging for SSH authentication troubleshooting

- Added NerdFont support - Added Special Keys support