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Xshell Free

Xshell Free 7.0 Build 0144

  -  46.94 MB  -  Freeware

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What's new in this version:

Added:
- Patch for Terrapin Attack
- Display color numbers for highlight colors
- Ability for Compose Pane/Bar to send to currently connected sessions only
- Context menu options in the Compose Pane
- X509 Certificate support
- Title of current Quick Command Set now displayed in the Quick Command Bar

Mod:
- Improvements to 'Send Key Input To' banner to more clearly display status
- Save directory of manually started logs changed to last saved directory
- Session Manager now orders sessions and folders in a numerically logical manner
- Session files in the Session Manager now display the connection address upon hover

Fixed:
- Asian font size not changing when using mouse scroll to change font size
- Sessions able to be saved with an empty host field in the Session Manager
- Last line of terminal output not saved to logs
- Issues when logging to a network drive
- Log files displaying events from before manual logging was started
- Formatting issues in the logging time format (%h)