MTerm - SSH Terminal

v1.8.0 Preview web projects directly in MTerm. The server file editor can now preview HTML with project-relative CSS, JavaScript, images, ES modules, dynamic imports, and JSON fetches—without starting a local web server. With mterm-shell v0.2, run `mterm view index.html` over SSH to open the page in MTerm while keeping your terminal connected. Install the Agent Skill and ask Codex, Claude Code, Gemini CLI, or Antigravity CLI to open an HTML file for you. Also new: - Keep tabs and sessions separated by registered host and switch between multiple SSH hosts more reliably. - Return to existing terminal tabs after visiting Home. - Optionally prevent device sleep while MTerm is in the foreground. - Configure scrollback history from 500 to 50,000 lines. - Stronger SSH host-key checks, safer remote-file saves, and many stability fixes.

v1.7.0 Markdown editing and preview just got more powerful. In addition to the prompt editor, you can now preview Markdown directly from the server file editor. Check beautifully rendered results in real-time while editing READMEs or scripts. We've added support for Mermaid diagram rendering, allowing you to pinch-to-zoom and pan even large charts. Furthermore, link rendering has been improved, so badge images and linked images now display correctly. If you're using a hardware keyboard, you can now press `CMD + S` to save quickly, greatly enhancing the overall editing experience. Other improvements: - Fixed a bug where the screen unintentionally scrolled to the top when using Codex or Antigravity CLI. - Improved the Prompt Vault UI/UX (you can now save directly from the preview screen). - Disabled automatic smart dashes and smart quotes conversions that interfered with code editing. - Enhanced multilingual support on the connection settings screen. - Fixed scroll behavior and layout issues for Mermaid diagrams.

v1.6.0 You can now use your favorite fonts in the terminal. Import any .ttf or .otf file from the Files app — including Nerd Fonts like JetBrains Mono, FiraCode, or HackGen Console NF — and use it instantly. Fonts stay inside MTerm, no system installation required.