ShuttleX v1.14.1

Fixed

• A single group (e.g. the whole list when the source is ~/.ssh/config) couldn't be collapsed — its chevron did nothing. It now toggles like any other group: expanded by default when small (≤5 hosts), collapsed otherwise (with many hosts you search instead of scroll), and always collapsible. Searching still expands everything.

ShuttleX v1.14.0

Added

• Duplicate a server in the editor (the new icon next to Edit): inserts a copy directly below, with -copy appended to the name and everything else carried over. Handy for variants of the same host without re-typing it — e.g. one entry that opens a shell and another that runs a remote command like htop, or the same server with a different user or port.

ShuttleX v1.13.1

Fixed

• Pressing ⌘, opened an empty grey window instead of Settings. It now opens the real settings window — the same one the gear button opens.
• Opening Settings is now consistent from every entry point (gear, ⌘,, the right-click menu): the dropdown panel closes first and the settings window comes cleanly to the front, instead of the floating panel sometimes covering it.

ShuttleX v1.13.0

Added

• Copy SSH command: right-click any server in the menu to copy its ssh … command to the clipboard — handy for sharing in chat, pasting into another terminal, or dropping into a ticket. Works for every source.

ShuttleX v1.12.0

Added

• Optional server tags (off by default; enable in Settings → General). When on, each server gets an optional comma-separated Tags field in the editor, tags show as small badges in the menu, and search matches them. When off, tags appear nowhere — and any existing tags are kept, not removed. Stored as tags in the JSON (written only when set); a remote source may also provide them (strings only, never executed).

ShuttleX v1.11.3

Changed

• The table-import preview now shows at most 50 servers (with a "Showing 50 of N" note) and renders lazily, so importing a large sheet (hundreds/thousands of rows) stays responsive. All rows are still imported — only the preview is capped.

Fixed

• IPv6 addresses in bracket notation (e.g. [2001:db8::1]) were wrongly rejected by the in-app editor and table import. The character denylist treated [ and ] as unsafe (shell globbing) — but they pose no risk here: every connection target is shell-quoted when the ssh command is built, and that is the actual injection guard, not the denylist. Brackets are now allowed, so bracketed IPv6 hosts save and import correctly; genuine shell metacharacters and whitespace are still rejected.

ShuttleX v1.11.2

Fixed

• Opening Settings still crashed in 1.11.1. The cause was KeyboardShortcuts.Recorder, whose Bundle.module can't be resolved in a hand-built, code-signed .app (its accessor only looks next to the executable or at a baked build path — and a resource bundle at the app root can't be signed). Replaced it with a small custom recorder that uses only the package's core API and never touches Bundle.module.

ShuttleX v1.10.0

Added

• Keyboard navigation in the menu: ↑/↓ moves the selection through the results (the list scrolls to keep it visible) and Enter connects the selected server. The search field clears after connecting.

ShuttleX v1.9.0

Added

• Favorites: pin your most-used servers to a ★ Favorites section at the top of the dropdown — hover the star on a row, or use the Favorite toggle in the editor. The section is expanded by default when small (≤5) and always collapsible. Stored as favorite in the JSON (written only when set); JSON source only.

ShuttleX v1.8.0

Added

• Run a command on a server: a new Remote command field in the editor (remoteCommand in JSON) builds ssh -t … <command> from the host/user/port — e.g. enter htop. A Raw custom command toggle keeps the verbatim mode for jump hosts/tunnels.
• Reorder servers within a group by dragging them in the editor.

Fixed

• Servers that share a name (e.g. two "AdGuard" with different IPs) are now handled correctly in the editor — editing, deleting or reordering one no longer affects the other. Entries now carry an internal id instead of being matched by name.