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Correct Windows entry: only Backspace is fixed Split the earlier combined entry: Backspace is fixed in 0.6.3; the first-line input echo issue is not fixed and is tracked in issue #54. Assisted-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context)
Add Windows backspace / initial-prompt entry Documents the v0.6.3 fixes for Windows-client Backspace (VT console mode) and the blank-screen-until-Enter initial prompt (deferred PTY reader). Assisted-By: Claude Opus 4.8 (1M context)
Document Windows client support
docs: document remote command feature and locale/color troubleshooting Assisted-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6
docs: escape sequence, zellij/login-shell, ETR_CONNECTION env vars (v0.4.8)
v0.4.5: utmp/wtmp, signal cleanup, UDP IPv6, -R docs - How-It-Works: document utmp/wtmp login records and SIGTERM/SIGHUP clean logout behaviour - Configuration: add -R reverse forwarding and -g/--gateway-ports to options; expand port forwarding examples - Troubleshooting: add stale who/last entry guidance - Development: update test count 61 → 67 Assisted-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6
Update wiki for v0.3.0: QUIC transport, remove UDP/PQC/cipher content - Home: remove PQC/UDP references, add QUIC - How-It-Works: full rewrite for QUIC bootstrap, stream layout, security model; remove KEM handshake and UDP sections - Cryptography: full rewrite for TLS 1.3 / cert pinning; remove ML-KEM cipher suite table, key derivation, RustCrypto crates - Configuration: remove --cipher flag and PQC section; add -L port forwarding; fix etrs port description (QUIC not UDP); update -vv description - Compared: update crypto/PQC rows; add port forwarding row; remove PQC as a differentiator (retired in v0.3.0) - Troubleshooting: UDP→QUIC (UDP) rename; fix version mismatch note; fix etrs -vvv debug instructions - Getting-Started: UDP→QUIC in connect description Assisted-By: Claude Sonnet 4.6
Add wiki: Getting Started, How It Works, Configuration, Cryptography, Troubleshooting, Compared to et and mosh