Security: the SSH library libssh2 has fifteen further fixes, along with OpenSSL 3.5.9. Twelve of the holes they close are reachable before sign-in even begins — this one is worth taking. The terminal now stands up to servers that try to drown it in oversized control sequences or an endless stream of output. Before, that could take the app down. Fixed: on a German keyboard the Option key types { } | and @ again. Until now none of that reached the server. Fixed: an open file browser and a configured port forward stay connected, even when you leave them alone for a while. New: jump host and startup command can be chosen in the connection window, not just read. Switching servers mid-attempt now cancels the old one cleanly.

New: labels. Give your servers as many free-form labels as you like, across folders, and find them again from the search field. New: your own colours. Set the accent, the connection indicator and the warning colour to whatever you want — with a preview, one step back, and a way home to the original. Under "More" → "Appearance". New: a report after transfers. Once a download or upload finishes, ShellDiver can show what went where and how long it took. Switch it off under "More". New: jump host and startup command now appear in the connection window itself, instead of only in the server's settings. Fixed: saving a server moved it to the bottom of its folder. A local port that is already taken now names the forwarding rule holding it.

This release brings the vault: a way to sync that needs neither iCloud nor an Apple ID. The vault • Servers, folders, snippets, port forwards and known host keys sit encrypted in a storage location you choose yourself: a USB stick, a cloud folder or your own WebDAV server. • Unlike the iCloud route, the secrets travel too: saved server passwords and private keys. • Only your devices encrypt and decrypt. Whoever runs the storage location sees nothing but unreadable files. • You add a second device with a QR code or a code you type in. It never asks for your passphrase. • During setup you get an emergency sheet with a recovery code to keep. • If a device goes missing, "Change key" locks it out. • iCloud and the vault never run at the same time. Setting up the vault switches iCloud off. Sync & backup • All of it now sits on one screen under "More", and on the Mac in a tab of its own in Settings. Files • Multiple selection. On the Mac a click selects, Shift and Command extend, dragging takes in whatever you sweep over, a double click opens. On iPhone and iPad, "Select" at the top right. • Save or delete several items at once. • Transfers in progress can be cancelled. • Deleting now asks first. A full swipe used to delete on the spot. Security • The SSH library now includes all seven security fixes published since its last release. • Fixed: a server directory with a doctored entry could write outside the chosen destination folder while saving. • Fixed: "Save" could upload the selected destination folder to the server instead of downloading from it. • Fixed: when a server reported no permissions for an entry, that entry inherited the permissions of the one before it. Deleting could then clear out a folder where it should only have removed a link. • Fixed: after a failed folder change the list kept showing the old folder while actions landed in the new one.