#Guake character overlap windows#

Bugfix: using the 'Connect as' option for a session did not work with SSH jump hosts configured.

Improvement: in MultiExec mode, the paste confirmation popup is now managed once for all terminals (when using the new SSH engine mode).

Improvement: in SFTP sessions, you can now authenticate with an ED25519 SSH key retrieved from MobAgent.

Improvement: in VNC sessions with the new VNC engine, the 'Win' key is now forwarded to the remote server.

Improvement: in VNC sessions with the new VNC engine, you can now type Ctrl+Alt+End to simulate the remote Ctrl+Alt+Del key sequence.

#Guake character overlap windows#

Improvement: many visual controls have been improved for a better rendering on Windows 11.Improvement: you can now force log files to be created for every terminal-based session from the Customizer program.Improvement: characters are now properly displayed in sessions tooltips, even if they use 'special' character encodings.Improvement: added some warning messages in the SSH-browser (SCP mode) after a transfer error.Improvement: enhanced validation of FTP TLS certificates and allow users to trust self-signed certificates.Improvement: improved FTP sessions compatibility with recent FTPS servers.Improvement: improved terminal syntax highlighting speed, especially on long lines.Improvement: better detection of URLs delimiters and URLs that contain a port number.Improvement: in 'MultiExec' mode, the terminal title is written in the 'Exclude' checkbox under each terminal.Improvement: added a new SSH agent setting in order to prompt the user before using an agent key.

Improvement: the new SSH engine and SFTP sessions now support the new PuTTY keys format (PPK v3).Improvement: added support for the rsa-sha2-256 and rsa-sha2-512 signature methods in SFTP sessions.Improvement: the new SSH engine supports the rsa-sha2-256 and rsa-sha2-512 signature methods, which are required by some recent servers in order to use RSA keys.New feature: added an option to choose between 2 SSH engines, 'legacy' (for better compatibility with old servers) or 'new' (for latest security features).