New in 1.2.6: • Ready for iPhone Duo: the app fills the whole inner display, and an open terminal stays on screen when you unfold or fold the iPhone. You also come back to the profile you were looking at. • Active sessions: a session reopened from the list picks up where you left it, instead of a blank, frozen screen. The whole row responds to a tap, and a swipe disconnects the session. • A session closed by the server (exit, network drop) is marked "Session ended", and its last screen stays readable. • When you refuse to save a password, iOS no longer offers to save it for you, and a refusal set on the Mac now applies to the iPhone too. • Quick connect: Cancel really stops the connection in progress. • iPad: a profile no longer uses the VPN of the profile you viewed just before. • English text completed: session logs, RDP certificates and blocklists no longer show French labels, and the profile button now says Connect.

New in 1.2.4: • Real ICMP ping and traceroute: actual measurements, showing every router along the way and its response time. The TCP fallback is labelled as such, on the port you choose. • RDP certificates are checked: the server's fingerprint is remembered on first contact, and the connection stops if it ever changes. Known certificates are managed in Settings. • Full DNS: A, AAAA, CNAME, MX, TXT, NS and SOA, with their TTLs. • Blocklists now have three verdicts instead of two — listed, clean, or no answer. A silent list no longer counts as "clean". • Whois follows the referral chain all the way to the registrar, and no longer waits forever. • SFTP downloads can be saved to Files or shared straight from the app. • MX servers show their blocklist reputation next to each record. • iCloud sync: a password changed on the Mac now reaches the iPhone, and an imported profile keeps all of its settings. • FTP, FTPS and Telnet profiles created on the Mac are clearly flagged instead of being shown as SSH. • “Save to Keychain” finally holds: unticking it deletes the password already stored, here and in iCloud, and it is asked for at every connection. Nothing is kept anywhere. • Ctrl and Alt now work in the terminal: Ctrl+C really interrupts, and the key stays lit while the modifier is armed.

New in 1.2.3: • SSH jump hosts (ProxyJump): reach a server through a bastion, with host key checking at every hop. • SSH tunnels -L and -R: local and remote port forwards, with live status. • Session recording: keep a session's output in a file you can share from the app. • Profiles now follow the manual order you set on your Mac, per folder. • More reliable iCloud sync: fixed a case where settings coming from the Mac could be dropped. • Fixed: the port you type for a VNC profile is now actually used. • Fixed: restoring a purchase unlocks Pro immediately. • Fixed: shared accounts that appeared twice are merged back automatically.

New in 1.2.2: • Hardware keyboards (Magic Keyboard, Bluetooth) now work in VNC and RDP sessions. • iPad: fixed adding profiles and sessions (the + button is back in the split view). • Stability improvements.

New in 1.2.1 • Faster, smoother RDP, with hardware H.264 acceleration when the server supports it and automatic fallback otherwise • Works with most VNC servers (macOS, RealVNC, TightVNC, UltraVNC…), including RealVNC over RSA-AES, with a smoother display • More reliable SSH connections to hardened servers • Stability and reliability improvements

New in 1.2.0 • RDP touch mouse reworked: a relative trackpad cursor — drag to move, tap to click, hold to drag windows • Landscape RDP now fills the screen, with resolution adapted to your device • Two-finger right-click, scroll and pinch-to-zoom in remote sessions • On-screen RDP keyboard with Esc, Tab, arrows and Ctrl+Alt+Del • Built-in OpenVPN: the session VPN shows clear status and disconnects when you leave • Folder picker when creating a connection, pull-to-refresh, SSH keys listed in the key manager • iCloud sync for shared accounts • Many fixes and refinements

This update makes SSHive fully multilingual. • Available in English, French and Spanish • Instant in-app language switching from Settings, no restart needed • Many localization fixes across the whole interface • Import profiles exported from the macOS app (password-protected .sshive files) • Stability improvements Thanks for using SSHive!