Konsol: SSH & Serial Console

2.00 is a major update. The short list: Layers. Keep two jobs in one app without ever seeing both at once. Give a profile a layer, and the connection list shows one job at a time. Synced Folders. A folder of firmware, configs or notes that stays in step across your devices, encrypted before it leaves this one. Each folder has its own key, so one can be shared with a colleague without handing over anything else. Add photos straight from your library. Broadcast. Type a line once and send it to as many sessions as you pick. Highlight rules. Colour text as it arrives, so "down" or "err-disabled" catches your eye instead of scrolling past. Handoff. Pick a session or a tool up on your Mac or iPad, the way Mail and Safari do. Quick Connect. Type an address and be in the switch — no profile first. Path Monitor. Watch a route for hours, so the fault that happens twice an hour has somewhere to show up. Sync, decided in one place. Apple iCloud, Konsol Sync, or this device only — asked once, and it says plainly where your data goes. Sync settings list every device sharing your data and flag one they have not seen before. Backups that restore everything, Erase All Data for a clean slate, fifteen new very light themes, duplicate a profile, per-profile Face ID locks, tool categories you arrange yourself, and SSH links that open the session. Fixed: the endless keychain prompts are gone — saved passwords now live where one grant covers the app for good. The tools meant to be left running are cheap to leave running. Ping shows twice as many results and stays on the newest reply. Restoring a backup brings back items an old deletion had overruled.