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feat: Use your YubiKey with a PIN everywhere in purple.
feat: A tunnel, a file browser listing or a key push that needs your security key PIN asks for it inside purple and carries on with it. Touch the key when it blinks. This needs OpenSSH 8.5 or newer.
feat: purple keeps the PIN in memory per key until you quit and never writes it to disk. Once a connection proves it right, later tunnels, listings, transfers, container commands and snippets reuse it.
feat: A wrong PIN costs your key one attempt. purple stops using a PIN the key refused, tells you why and asks again. Hosts that share a key take turns, so one wrong PIN never spends an attempt on every host at once.
feat: Connecting from the host list asks for your security key PIN in the terminal, even when the host has a password source. Your password only ever answers a password prompt.
change: Provider sync and the update check use current TLS root certificates and the latest certificate checks.