List of features beyond the official PuTTY
- PuTTYTray and all the features it includes. (Thanks Haanstra and FauxFaux)
- Changes to PuTTYTray:
- Updated JK's file storage patch to v0.5 which supports jumplists. (Thanks JK)
- See http://jakub.kotrla.net/putty/ for more info on using file based session/sshhostkey/jumplist storage.
- Replaced the C++ Hyperlink detection with a C one. (Thanks tobbez)
- PuTTYcyg (Cygwin / Cygterm support) (Thanks medgar123)
- Note: PuTTYCyg is made obsolete by Cygtermd.
- Adb support (Thanks sztupy and yumeyao).
- Added Window option called "Scrollback lines at a time". (Thanks noodle1983)
- Now you can scrollback a full screen or just a few lines at a time if you want.
- Added the Terminal/Keyboard option called "Right-Alt acts as it is". (Thanks ICE IV+putty)
- Added Window/Behaviour option for "Switch FuTTY windows with Ctrl+Tab". (Thanks ICE IV+putty)
- url-cut
- Option that allows maximizing but not resizing the window, where font sizes stay the same. (FireEgl)
- It's the "Window" option called "Change rows and columns only when maximised".
- Added mouse buttons option for "Middle pastes, Right brings up menu". (FireEgl)
- The option is located under Window/Selection ..select "Default".
- SSH related event logs show up on the terminal window as long as you're not logged in to the shell. (FireEgl)
- To disable this, under Session/Logging, check "Omit session data".
- IP ToS Support (on XP/2003 only). (FireEgl)
- PuTTY & PuTTYTel = Low Delay
- pscp & psftp = Max Throughput
- plink = Max Reliability
- Defaults to file based session storage unless you only have registry sessions, then it still loads the registry list by default. (FireEgl)
- Ctrl+Tab for GNU Screen (Thanks johnLate)
- To use this, put this in your ~/.screenrc file:
- bindkey "^[[27;5;9~" next # Ctrl-Tab
- bindkey "^[[27;6;9~" prev # Ctrl-Shift-Tab
- Note, disable the Ctrl+Tab to switch PuTTY windows option to use this.
- Added "Next Window Ctrl+Tab" to the menu. (FireEgl)
- Added support for combinations of Ctrl+/Shift+/Alt + Up/Down/Right/Left/Home/End to send the expected escape codes to the remote. (FireEgl)
- Note, this changes what PuTTY sends for Ctrl+Arrows/Home/End, Home, and End. I used mintty as a model, which seems to send the proper escape codes.
- Made the config window taller and moved a few things around. (FireEgl)
- Changed a lot of the default settings (fonts and colors mainly) (FireEgl).
Download - FuTTY-2012-06-22.exe
Visit website -
http://code.google.com/p/futty/
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