Terminal
Tab Management
Opening, switching, and closing terminal tabs.
Tab types
| Tab | Closable | Confirmation on close |
|---|---|---|
| Connections | No | — |
| Local terminal | Yes | No |
| SSH session | Yes | Yes |
| Settings | Yes | No |
| File Transfer | Yes | No |
Opening tabs
| Shortcut | Action |
|---|---|
Cmd+T / Ctrl+T | New local terminal |
| Double-click host card | New SSH terminal |
| Right-click host → Connect | New SSH terminal |
| Right-click host → File Transfer | New file transfer tab |
Switching tabs
- Click any tab label to switch.
Cmd+1–Cmd+9(macOS) /Ctrl+1–Ctrl+9jump to tabs by position.
Closing tabs
Cmd+W(macOS) orCtrl+Shift+W(Linux / Windows) closes the active tab.- SSH session tabs display a confirmation dialog to prevent accidental disconnection.
- Click the
×icon on the tab label to close with a mouse.
Tab indicators
- Green dot — the tab has an active SSH connection.
- Spinner — the tab is establishing a connection.
- No indicator — the tab is a local shell or disconnected.
Tab limit
There is no hard limit on the number of open tabs. Performance depends on available system resources (each SSH session runs a Rust background thread).