Terminals

Local and SSH sessions, as tabs or a grid — real terminal emulation over a real PTY, tested against vim, nano, tmux and htop.

What it does

Real terminal emulation over a real PTY
RemoteFlow does not implement a terminal emulator; it drives XTerm.NET over a genuine pseudo-terminal, with UTF-8, full ANSI/256-colour, bracketed paste and correct resize behaviour.
Local and SSH sessions in the same tab strip
A tab carries the connection's environment chip (PROD!, STG, DEV, LOCAL), its protocol (SSH/TERM), its title and its live state (Connecting / Connected / Disconnected / Failed), and takes the environment's accent colour along its bottom edge — so a production shell never looks like a scratch one.
Tabs or a grid
Switch the workspace to a tiled grid of 1–6 columns and watch several hosts at once; the layout choice is remembered.
Find in scrollback
Case-sensitive and regular-expression options, with a live match count.
Configurable to your hands
Scrollback (default 10,000 lines), font, font size, colour scheme, cursor style, blink and bell.
Shell profiles
Named profiles with an executable, arguments, working directory and environment variables; one is the default for new local terminals. On Linux and macOS a new terminal starts your shell, with your prompt, aliases and colours.
Open in system terminal
Hands a connection to your usual terminal application instead.
Closing is guarded
Closing a tab or the window with live sessions asks first.

Every binding is listed in the application and documented on the keyboard page.