FastRemote
Make remote work a part of your professional skillset.
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Make remote work a part of your professional skillset.
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FastRemote is a cross-platform SSH and SFTP client designed for professional remote work, integrating terminal access, file transfer, remote editing, jump host support, a command library, and smart collaboration features.

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FastRemote 1.3.0
Added host import support for MobaXterm, XShell (compatible with Xftp sessions), PuTTY, Termius, and Bitvise SSH Client. Features include import previews, session selection, username correction, duplicate handling, and private key association. Imported credentials are saved to the FastRemote encrypted vault. Supports reading local Termius sessions and associated keys, MobaXterm private key references, and unencrypted XShell NSSSH v6 RSA private keys. Bitvise support is verified for version 9.66 .tlp/.bscp files; protected embedded private keys require a separate OpenSSH/PEM key selection, and encrypted passwords that cannot be migrated must be re-entered. Fixed issues where the host library dialog's context menu lacked keyboard shortcuts and custom shortcuts failed to take effect. Fixed an issue where the AI sidebar might continuously display a loading animation upon initial opening. Fixed an issue where long workspace tab titles obscured the close button; titles exceeding the maximum width now display an ellipsis before the close button. Fixed issues during SFTP batch uploads where simultaneous file transfers and directory refreshes caused connection channel exhaustion and task errors; improved channel queuing, closure, and cancellation handling.
FastRemote 1.3.2
- Improve the stability of SFTP upload, download and directory browsing under slow network, extend the channel initialization and request waiting time; when the transmission data is continuously received, the line will not be misjudged due to the delay of keep-alive reply. When a single SFTP request times out, the corresponding channel will be closed to avoid affecting other tasks on the same connection and retain the true cause of the disconnection. - Support viewing, editing and saving target files through the original path of the soft link, retaining the soft link and target permissions; correcting the soft link download progress and directory link recursive processing to prevent back-link loops. The file attribute adds the full path of the soft link source file. - The configuration management page completes the import portals for OpenSSH Config, SecureCRT, MobaXterm, XShell, PuTTY, Termius and Bitvise SSH Client. - Fixed an issue where the Credentials, Springboard Host and Font search drop-down lists required multiple clicks to confirm the selection with a single click. - Fixed the problem that the drag height of the AI input area fails in panels and independent windows. It displays two lines by default and supports larger heights; adjusts the default size of independent windows. - Fixed the problem of shrinking the main window of Linux KDE after opening the pop-up window when it is maximized, and improved the input blocking when opening the pop-up window repeatedly; Linux host editing and quick connection windows support resizing, and the title bar button display is improved.
- Added the `fr` command: Quickly open text files in the FastRemote editor or open and locate directories in the local file panel directly from the local terminal; supports relative paths, Chinese characters, spaces, and multiple paths. An "Install Command Line Tools" option has been added to the configuration menu; the `fr` tool is built into the local terminal, so no separate installation is required.
- Fixed an issue where text input/output and displayed file content in the local terminal were incorrectly counted as network traffic; network traffic from local commands and their child processes is not tracked in this version.
- The AI Assistant and Log workspaces no longer automatically move to the front of the tab bar; the user's tab arrangement is preserved. Opening the AI Assistant via the right-click menu on the tab title area now directly uses the dedicated workspace tab.
- Feedback for command-line tool installation has been split into two cards: "Description" and "Installation Status." The Configuration Center and global menu now clearly distinguish between FastRemote configuration import/export and third-party program imports.
- Added "Open Folder" to log management: Locates the first selected log entry in the system file manager (or opens the log directory if no entry is selected).
- Fixed issues preventing Chinese character input in font selection, next-hop host fields, and credential search dropdowns; improved IME composition and candidate window positioning on macOS.
FastRemote 2.0.0
- AI Assistant now supports concurrent sessions: switch between or create new sessions while waiting for responses; use different services and models for different sessions; stopping an operation affects only the current session.
- Refactored AI session management: added search, pin, rename, and batch pin/delete functions; the session list supports width adjustment, expansion, and hiding, while remembering the last manually set state.
- Each session can be linked to a host from the library or the currently active quick-connect host, or left unlinked. Linking serves only as a task reference; the AI and MCP can still query and interact with other active hosts, subject to existing permission controls.
- Optimized AI layouts for the sidebar, workspace, and standalone dialogs; the system now saves the last used model and selects the first available model upon initial use; standardized model parameters, host selection, and icon styles.
- Fixed issues where the sidebar dropdown wouldn't expand or close on subsequent clicks, input events were swallowed during closure, sessions required double-clicking to switch, and selection backgrounds were obscured by hover backgrounds.
- Fixed the image preview window to match the displayed image size; standardized workspace dividers; fixed key icon fill issues and icon-divider overlap after enabling automatic unlock on startup; and resolved certain CSS and shell syntax highlighting warnings.
FastRemote 2.0.1
- Fixed an issue where the master password dialog would close even if validation failed during a password change; clear prompts now appear for incorrect current passwords, passwords that are too short, or mismatched entries, and the window remains open for corrections.
- The current master password is no longer required for changes if valid local unlocking credentials are saved; verification of the current password remains mandatory if credentials are missing or invalid.
- When exporting configurations containing credentials, valid local unlocking credentials allow you to skip entering the current master password; otherwise, verification is required. Exported credentials remain encrypted and do not include the local unlocking credentials.
- Fixed an issue where long text strings (e.g., in English or German) caused the master password dialog to widen; descriptions and options now wrap automatically, keeping the window at a fixed width and centered on the screen.
FastRemote 2.0.2
- Added a brand-new "Dark" interface color scheme and renamed the original "Dark" to "Slate"; three schemes—Light, Dark, and Slate—are now available. Editor and terminal color settings remain independent.
- Subdued the borders, dividers, and table lines for the Dark and Slate themes; optimized the visual hierarchy of configuration cards, menus, and selection states.
- Fixed an issue where the "Double-click to execute" instructional text in the Command Library appeared black in dark themes.
- Added missing common keyboard shortcuts to the context menus for local file lists and directory trees; enabled key bindings for actions such as creating new folders, editing, refreshing, and toggling hidden files; fixed an issue where local keyboard shortcuts were incorrectly triggered within remote SFTP sessions.
- Removed large system icons from standard dialogs—such as those for renaming, deletion confirmation, and update notifications—and eliminated excess whitespace to maintain a clean, compact layout.