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Settings

Open Settings with ☀ in the sidebar footer. Changes apply when you click Save (the master password section acts at once).

The Settings dialog

Setting What it does
Terminal colors Color scheme for terminals: follows the app theme, or Solarized Dark/Light, Nord, Gruvbox Dark, Tomorrow Night. A session can override it (per-session look).
Theme App theme: Match system, Dark or Light.
Font size Terminal font size (8–32).
Terminal font Any installed monospace font; empty uses Menlo (macOS), Consolas (Windows) or DejaVu Sans Mono (Linux).
Cursor Block, bar or underline.
Scrollback (lines) How many lines each terminal keeps (100–100,000).
Blinking cursor Makes the cursor blink.
Proxy Direct connection, SOCKS5 or HTTP (CONNECT) for SSH and Telnet. Only the first hop uses it; FTP/FTPS refuse to connect while a proxy is set.
Proxy host and port The proxy server (default port 1080 for SOCKS5, 3128 for HTTP).
Proxy user name (optional) and Proxy password Login for the proxy (SOCKS5 user/password or HTTP Basic). The password is kept in the system keychain; Forget the saved proxy password removes it. HTTP proxies receive it in the clear.
Copy selected terminal text automatically Selecting text copies it, like many Linux terminals.
Right-click in a terminal pastes Right-click pastes instead of opening a menu.
Reconnect SSH tabs automatically when the connection drops Reconnects after 5 seconds, with a Cancel button.
Check GitHub for a newer version at startup Looks for a newer release when Termalith starts; nothing is downloaded.
Show RDP and VNC sessions inside Termalith Opens desktops in a tab instead of the installed client (Remote desktop).
Color keywords in terminal output Shows error, warning, ok and similar words in color.
Show a server monitor under SSH terminals CPU, load, memory, disk and network of Linux servers, refreshed every 3 seconds.
Shell for new local terminals Default shell for Local (shown when more than one is installed).
Log every new terminal to Documents/Termalith Logs Writes every new terminal's output there as plain text. Logs may contain sensitive output.
Master password Encrypts saved passwords with a password asked at startup; Set, Change, Turn off or Lock now (details).