
Bracket AI SSH Manager
SSH Client With AI Assistant
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What's New in Bracket AI SSH Manager
2.0
October 10, 2026
What's New in 2.0 • tmux in every tab: each tab gets its own tmux session. A new tab opens a session no other tab is showing, asks which one when several are free, and only creates a new session when all of them are open. Tab titles follow the session. • Restore Windows: connecting again reopens the tabs you had, each on its tmux session. On by default; turn it off in Settings → Terminal. • Manage tmux from the session menu: see, switch, create, rename and close sessions. • Sessions survive a dropped connection: Bracket reconnects in place and brings back your panes and tmux sessions. • Startup commands can be multi-line, and run on every connect or only for new sessions. • Switch to Key Login: move a password server to SSH key login in a few taps. Your password stays as a fallback for your other devices, and each device can add its own key. • If a server refuses your key, Bracket asks for the password instead of failing. • Export a key report (CSV or JSON) of this device's keys and the connections that use them, for access reviews. Private keys and passwords are never included. • Home and End keys in the keyboard bar. • Settings shared with the Mac app now stay in sync. • A simpler iPhone terminal menu, with Disconnect always in reach. • ⌘D splits side by side and ⇧⌘D splits top and bottom, as in iTerm2 and Terminal. • A cleaner start: Bracket's shell setup no longer flashes on screen. • Fixed a blank screen after running clear, and the cursor sitting a line below the text in tmux.
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