Releases · fqix/sshx-studio

An unreachable SSH agent (for example a stale SSH_AUTH_SOCK or IdentityAgent) no longer fails the connection; it is skipped and the next authentication method is tried.
Keyboard-interactive authentication was never attempted; servers that offer it now get it before password authentication.
Generate key pair in the host editor could produce an unusable Ed25519 key (about 1 in 256 times) because of a bug in the ssh2 key generator. Malformed keys are now discarded and generated again.

The connection log names each authentication attempt and reports when the server rejects it or asks for more.
Secret storage is described as the system credential store (macOS Keychain, Windows Credential Manager, libsecret on Linux) instead of "keychain", and the README notes that Linux needs a running keyring.

First release.

Session tab with an xterm.js terminal and an SFTP file browser side by side.
File operations: browse, rename, delete, new folder, cd the terminal into a folder, edit remote files in VS Code (saved back on save).
Uploads by dialog, drag and drop, and Upload to SSH Host… in the Explorer context menu; downloads of files and folders.
Transfer list with a progress bar per file or folder, speed, time left, parallel transfers and cancellation.
Hosts stored in a local SQLite database, with first-run import from ~/.ssh/config (including port forwards).
Host editor with password, key file, agent and keychain-stored key authentication, key pair generation, and Test connection.
Credentials kept in the OS keychain through VS Code SecretStorage, with an offer to save passwords typed at login.
Port forwarding per host: local (-L), remote (-R) and dynamic SOCKS5/SOCKS4a (-D), with auto-start.
Agent forwarding and X11 forwarding (with cookie spoofing).
ProxyJump chains, ProxyCommand and known_hosts verification.
English and Simplified Chinese.
One VSIX for macOS, Linux (glibc and musl) and Windows on x64 and arm64.

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