What's new in Terminals 4.0.1
Jul 26, 2017
- Fixed:
- #1: App crash on Export menu
- #5: Possible to cancel master password
- #26: Bad check for new version
- Install notes:
- No changes in database (use database from release 3.0)
- No upgrade of configuration, passwords, credentials or favorites
- See also upgrade notes for release 3.0
New in Terminals 4.0.0 (Apr 7, 2017)
- New Options to disable protocol plugins
New in Terminals 3.5 (Apr 29, 2014)
- Import connections from RDCMan 2.2
- Fixed:
- Bug in Select all feature of Export connections
- 3.4.0 not exporting favorites
- Organize Groups scroll bar "missing" bottom arrov
- Pressing Enter when renaming triggers connection
- Screen capture path is created, even if capture folder feature is disabled
- Group "arrow" double click event triggers connection in favorites pane
New in Terminals 3.4 (Dec 11, 2013)
- Added a search function to a favorites list feature request: find
- Allows hierarchical organization of groups of favorites Favorites Tree usability
- Ability to copy a connection in favorites tree
- Drag'N'Drop of favorites
- Fixed:
- UAC warning on win8
- once you set 'default password' you can't delete it
- Terminals 3.2 build 103657 main form problem
- Scan registry does not work
- Application Window ignores state on startup
- Creating two connections with the same name causes data inconsistency
- Window Chrome resize when I loggoff or disconnect sessions RDP
- Application windows resizes after closing the connection
- Export favorites issue
- List of All Available Groups not alphabetized in Connection Properties Groups Tab
- Old Terminals.config causes Visual glitches and possible hangs with Version 3.3
- Search for DB servers contains redundant version number
- Toolbars keeps coming back after their are hiden
New in Terminals 3.3 (Aug 22, 2013)
- Changes:
- Added tools menu to clear history in case of slow performance (Issue:Deleting of items from History).
- Contribution by mellamokb: Added support for Windows Azure connection
- Fixed:
- Disappearing Groups/Favorites
- v3.2 Database store - "Unable to save connection history. Database connection lost." on "Connect" to RDP
- Groups are not ordered in favorites tree
- Closing last connection will quickly "close" and "reopen" the main window
- HTTP(S) connection changes special characters
- Shortcut Menu Reappears After Closing RDP Session
- Create a new Connection when entering a non existing connection name
- Switching tabs doesn't switch focus
- Terminals uses a huge amount of memory
New in Terminals 3.2 (Aug 21, 2013)
- Add conn to current group
- Simplified opening of connection with extra parametrs
- Fixed:
- 3.1 Autoreconnect loop
- Assigning group at Add duplicates conn
- Application crashes when running Networking tools
New in Terminals 3.1 (Aug 21, 2013)
- (for reboots) mode to keep trying to connect every X seconds for Y minutes
- Unified usage of icons in user interface
- Added context menu in Organize favorites grid
- Fixed:
- Favorite file is clear when running multiple instances
- Terminals crashes when organizing favorites toolbar
- Database stored - protocol properties aren't loaded properly
- Favorites are lost after changing a date
- Set credentials on Untagged group
- Install notes:
- No changes in database (use database from release 3.0)
- No upgrade of configuration, passwords, credentials or favorites
- See also upgrade notes for release 3.0
New in Terminals 3.0 (Aug 21, 2013)
- Removed connection warning when running RDP 8 (Windows 8) client
- Fixed Active directory search
- Extended Active directory search by LDAP filters
- Fixed single instance mode when running on Windows Terminal server
- Merged usage of Tags and Groups
- Added columns sorting option in tables
- No UAC prompts on Windows 7
- Completely new file persistence data layer
- New MS SQL persistence layer (Store data in SQL database)
- Extended validation using balloon tips when configuring favorite and Credentials
- Fixed detection of New version (removed Terminals favorite creation)
- Fixed possibility to add culture specific characters in favorite Notes
- Improved security:
- · Stronger key used to encrypt passwords
- · User name and Domain are now also encrypted
- · No master password hash is stored
New in Terminals 2.0 Beta 4 (Mar 7, 2012)
- New art works
- New usability in Organize favorites window
- Improved usability of imports/exports and scans
- Large number of fixes
- Improvements in single instance mode
New in Terminals 1.8b (Jan 10, 2010)
- Just a quick release that fixes up some of the annoying problems that existed in 1.8a
- Fixes:
- Better handling of Full Screen and Dual Screen functions.
- Removes Full Screen default behaviour of terminals
- Show/Hide menu option added to right click menu
- Allow saving of TabBar & ToolStrip settings when going to/from full screen
New in Terminals 1.8a (Nov 23, 2009)
- Enhancements:
- Support for actual Credential Management. Credentials are managed separately via the Credential Manager and can be assigned to Favorites via the Edit Favorite dialog.
- Includes all of Julian_Cable's work on the SSH/Telnet upgrade.
- Added "Connect To Console" button for easily connecting to RDP Console sessions without editing favorite.
- Added preliminary Export/Import function for favorites
- Default Password can now be modified from the options page
- Support for Multi-Screen set ups added
- Fixes
- The Copy button in the Organize Favorites Dialog actually works now!
- Some minor UI updates overall
- The Master Password dialog location is set to Windows Default instead of Center Screen, more friendly for multi-monitor
- Terminal (SSH at least) does support the arrow up key (scroll back to previous commands)
- Terminal (Telnet & SSH) copy and paste functions have been fixed although some problems using the dual "Copy & Paste" still exist.
- The Favorites panel (on the left) now stays hidden correctly, stops resizing and has also had many fixes in layout and functionality.
- When using the Console or New Window options to open connections from the favorites panel these settings are no longer saved to the favorite
- Favorites can now be ordered by column in the "Organize Favorites" window
New in Terminals 1.8 Beta (Nov 14, 2009)
- Enhancements:
- Support for actual Credential Management. Credentials are managed separately and you can loosely bind them to your Favorites via the edit favorite dialog.
- Includes all of Julian_Cable's work on the SSH/Telnet upgrade. I have only tested SSH2 and it works via Password authentication.
- Fix's:
- The Copy button in the Organize Favorites Dialog actually works now!
- Some minor UI updates overall
- The Master Password dialog location is set to Windows Default instead of Center Screen, more friendly for multi-monitor
- Terminal (SSH at least) does support the arrow up key (scroll back to previous commands)
- The Favorites panel (on the left) now stays hidden when collapsed when going to/from full screen
New in Terminals 1.7e (Nov 2, 2009)
- Favorite Panel remembers width after change
- Cached the configuration locally in settings. this should speed up the Options dialog significantly
- Added a delay-save bit to Settings to allow for the Options dialog to set all of the settings, and then save them all at once
- Added a unique ID to each favorite so we can resolve later. Ensured the history list per group has unique's.
- Fixed expand/collapse behaviour of favorites/history panel on the left
- Auto-load history when a favorite is launched from the history bar itself...
- History Tree working in the Favorites list on the left. I still need to truncate history items older than X items or X days...
- More support for a History tab in the Favs window on the left side.
- Stubbing in support for History...
- Fixed a defect that when you changed the minimized to try setting in options, while the app is minimized to the tray you lose the window.
- Try/catch around Parsing of MMC files.
- Instead of blindly deleting garbege config files, first back it up incase the user can recover any portion manually
- Starting to investigate SendKeys ability for connections
- Once connected Terminals could attempt to SendKeys to the remote machine. So far I'm pretty confident that RDP and VNC Support this.
- Did a quick clean up on silly exception handling
- Tweaking the about dialog
- Updated the about screen to include David Humprey and Julian Cable along with all of the Sponsors
- Upgraded vncsharp to the released version of 1.0src.
- Port override for SSH2 connections
- SSH/Telnet connections automatically handled ports, which made it impossible for Terminals to override it. This should fix that issue. You should be able to specify your own port now.
- Enhanced logging for Terminal (Telnet,SSH) connection on disconnect
- Fixed a bug for the final decision for the Protocol (SSH1 and SSH2 were swapped)
- Better handling of the client when disconnect happens (used to throw a null ref exception)
- Added VNC Support: Display Number, View Only, Ensured Auto Scaling is working
- Added a "Open Log Folder" option in the Tools menu. For the less technically inclined folks to help with reporting issues.
- Added auto vs clipped scaling support in VNC options on new terminal dialog. new library supports the scaling mode
- Complete error handling of when icons from file breaks. (Windows)
- Fix for icon handling in windows
- Better output in the grid for the TS Admin Session Client information.
- Implemented a "Delete All Favorites By Tag" option in the Favorites List context menu.
- Added right click menu to port scanner, single option to copy the remote address to your clipboard
- When adding a new tag to a connection we need to do a case-insensitive match with existing tags and update new tag to match case of existing tag.
- Only allow 3 chars for IP address's
- Fixed a bug in the PortScanner. Results returned were pretty much useless. Slimmed it down to just open ports, and it actually works now!
- CultureInfo in Telnet font Title is required
- Fixed Set XXX By tag
- Corrected a hidden defect with a null favorite