SSH Pilot is a user-friendly SSH connection manager featuring built-in tabbed terminal, remote file management, key transfer, port forwarding and more. It's an alternative to Putty, Termius and Mobaxterm.
Saved hosts now connect exactly as `ssh <alias>` does in a terminal: earlier Host * and Match blocks, /etc/ssh/ssh_config and the main config of hosts in included files all apply as OpenSSH applies them
If a setting you typed is no longer the one used, a banner in the main window says so and the connection editor marks the field with the value that wins and where it comes from; open Effective Config for details
Saved passwords are looked up by the user and host OpenSSH resolves, so a Host * that changes User or HostName may ask for the password once more
The app keepalive is now only a fallback; a ServerAliveInterval in your SSH config wins
Host key checking is left to your SSH config unless you set it in Settings
Settings > SSH Options is now a page of overrides that win over the SSH config, with Not set by default, keyword suggestions, an address family option, a legacy device compatibility switch and free-form extra options
Clear messages when the SSH config cannot be read, is read-only, is a link the app cannot see, or is rejected by OpenSSH; no more .bak copy beside it
A linked ~/.ssh/config is followed the way OpenSSH does
File manager: Windows servers keep nested folders on upload and show their paths as the server gives them; Flatpak users get Request Access for folders the sandbox cannot reach
Dashboard keeps its data and tab while refreshing
New Colored Text style for sidebar group colours
RDP: gtk4-frdp 0.2.4, OpenSSL legacy provider bundled on Windows, FreeRDP diagnostics in the app log
Fixed a crash in the shortcuts overview, an X11 ibus crash when closing the SSH config editor, and a corrupt process registry after a power cut on Windows
