ShellRS 0.1.14

Added

• Projects in the right sidebar beside local terminals: keep local terminals in groups like hosts, and after reopening ShellRS carry on in the folders they were in.
• Terminals in Projects keep their last 1,000 lines of output when closed or when ShellRS quits, and show them when opened again; you can turn this off in Settings.
• Shift+Enter takes a new line in programs that support it, such as Claude Code, in local and remote terminals.
• Maximize window ⌃⌘↑ and Restore window ⌃⌘↓ shortcuts (macOS).
• A system-wide Show or hide ShellRS shortcut that works from any app; it has no keys until you set them in Settings › Keyboard shortcuts.

Improved

• The right sidebar remembers for each host whether it’s open and which tool it shows: open Files on a host, and it opens by itself whenever you connect to that host.
• In a terminal on Windows and Linux, Ctrl with a letter (such as tmux’s Ctrl+B) goes to the shell instead of triggering a ShellRS shortcut.
• The mouse pointer is an I-beam over a terminal’s text.
• A local terminal tab with a long title shows just the folder’s name.
• A long tab name ends in “…” instead of making the tab very wide.
• When importing hosts, hovering over a name, address or other value cut short shows all of it.

Fixed

• Box drawing such as the lines between tmux panes came apart into dashes in terminals.
• On small screens, such as a laptop at 150% scaling, the window ran off the screen the first time it opened.
• On Linux, GNOME and other desktops showed a generic app icon in the dock instead of ShellRS’s.
• When importing hosts, a long authentication name covered the Status column.