Termite Changelog

What's new in Termite 3.4

Mar 12, 2018
  • Bug fix in handling the backspace character in received text.
  • Bug fixes in handling the display of forwarded data (received data that is re-transmitted on a second port).
  • The time-stamp filter now has a setting to time-stamp every new line (instead of only time-stamping after a minimum delay has been passed).
  • The documentation for writing plug-in filters has been updated.

New in Termite 3.3 (Jan 23, 2017)

  • Reception of a “backspace” character is now handled by erasing the character left of the cursor. Some products update a counter or a progress meter by sending a few backspace characters to erase the “old” status before overwriting it with the new status.
  • Termite restores the size and position of its window on start-up from the last time it was started. It now also checks whether the window would fit on the (virtual) desktop, as to avoid that Termite might move itself off screen when the display settings change.
  • There is a new option in the timestamp filter: put a timestamp on every new line (regardless of the interval at which the lines arrive).
  • When data is forwarded from one port to another, by default it is forwarded unmodified. A filter may now optionally request to sit in between the forwarding, so that it can modify the data going from one port to another.
  • BUG fixes in the filters for “auto-reply” and “function keys”, plus a fix for a potential buffer-overrun in the “highlight” filter.

New in Termite 3.2 (Aug 19, 2015)

  • User-interface translations: Spanish and Russian.
  • The polling interval, at which Termite checks whether new data has been received, is now configurable.
  • A new plug-in filter that automatically sends a reply when received data matches a search string. Corrections and extensions in other filters.