TermSSH 2.2.0 improves secure data handling, encrypted backup, and day-to-day SSH workflows.
- Saved SSH passwords are now protected by encrypted secure data
- iCloud backup and restore now use encrypted protected data
- Auto Unlock uses this Mac’s Keychain without storing your encryption password
- The app opens directly to the workspace and asks for secure unlock only when needed
- Terminal host key verification now follows an OpenSSH-style inline confirmation flow
- Added faster iCloud backup access from the sidebar when protected data changes
- Improved restore handling for Mac App Store builds
- Refined dark appearance, sidebar sizing, logging, and native runtime behavior
新版英文描述
TermSSH is a native macOS SSH and SFTP client for developers, system administrators, DevOps engineers, and anyone who works with multiple remote servers.
Use TermSSH to organize hosts, open SSH sessions in a built-in terminal, browse remote files with SFTP, and keep your OpenSSH workflow under your control.
BUILT FOR DAILY SSH WORK
- Open remote SSH sessions in workspace tabs
- Split terminal panes vertically or horizontally
- Browse, upload, download, rename, and delete remote files with SFTP
- Preview images and edit supported text files
- Group hosts into directories and mark important servers as favorites
- Search by alias, hostname, user, directory, or notes
- Configure common SSH options including identity files, jump hosts, agent forwarding, compression, keepalive, and timeouts
SECURE DATA, ON YOUR MAC
- No TermSSH account required
- No advertising, analytics, or tracking
- Host records and preferences stay on your Mac
- Saved SSH passwords are protected with encrypted secure data
- Your encryption password is not stored
- Auto Unlock uses this Mac’s Keychain for a smoother local experience
ENCRYPTED ICLOUD BACKUP
TermSSH can back up protected host data to iCloud Drive when you choose to do so. The backup is encrypted before it is written to iCloud, and private key files stay
on your Mac.
OPENSSH WHEN YOU NEED IT
TermSSH connects directly from its own host database. If you also use external tools such as Terminal, VS Code, Git, or other OpenSSH-based workflows, you can
manually export a managed OpenSSH config snapshot from Settings.
TermSSH is designed for people who want a focused SSH workspace that feels at home on macOS: fast to use, private by default, and clear about where your server data
lives.