SFTP
Each SSH tab can optionally open an SFTP side-pane — a file browser docked on the left of the terminal. The pane uses an SFTP subsystem on the same SSH connection, so there’s no second authentication step.
Opening the pane
Section titled “Opening the pane”Click the SFTP toggle on the active tab’s right edge.
What you can do
Section titled “What you can do”- Browse — double-click folders to descend, breadcrumb at the top to ascend.
- Download — right-click a file → Download. The file is streamed to a location you choose.
- Upload — drag files or whole folders from Explorer into the pane, or use the Upload button. Drop onto a folder row to upload into that folder. Uploads are 32 KiB-chunked with live progress; folder uploads show a per-file count.
- Select several — Ctrl-click toggles a row, Shift-click selects a range.
- New folder, Rename, Delete — toolbar button and right-click context menu.
Resizing
Section titled “Resizing”The pane and its columns are both adjustable, and every width is remembered across restarts.
- Pane width — drag the grab-strip on the pane’s right edge (200–640 px). Double-click it to reset.
- Columns — drag the right edge of the Name or Size header. Double-click a header edge to reset that column. When the columns add up to more than the pane width, the list scrolls sideways instead of cutting off long filenames.
- Keyboard — Tab to any handle and use the arrow keys (Shift for larger steps); Home restores the default.
What you can’t do (yet)
Section titled “What you can’t do (yet)”- Symbolic links are listed but not followed graphically.
- No “Open in editor” (would need a local editor handoff).
- No chmod dialog; the Mode column is read-only.