- More control over XML export settings
- Change hostname for multiple sessions
- Command window enhancement
- Dark mode (Linux)
- Zoom session view (Linux)
- Platform support
- Python support
- Local proxy command (macOS and Linux)
- OpenSSH trusted certificates
More control over XML export settings
Easily export and share only the session settings you want. Select specific folders and sessions and choose whether or not to include sensitive data like usernames and passwords in the export XML file. Update selected sessions across workstations without completely overriding the existing setup.
Change hostname for multiple sessions
Change the hostname or IP address for a group of sessions, saving time, especially when a jump host’s IP address changes.
Command window enhancement
Map a key, command, or button on the button bar to send a string to the Command window, allowing it to be modified before sending it to the session.
Dark mode (Linux)
The system appearance Light or Dark setting is honored by the SecureCRT application window. (Already supported on Windows and macOS.)
Zoom session view (Linux)
Quickly zoom a session (increase or decrease the font size) using the keyboard and the scroll wheel. (Already supported on Windows and macOS.)
Platform support
SecureCRT now supports macOS 15 (Sequoia) and Ubuntu 24.04 LTS 64-bit.
Python support
Python 3.12 scripting engine is now supported. Python 3.13 is supported on Windows and macOS.
Local proxy command (macOS and Linux)
A new firewall type, "Proxy command", allows a local proxy command to be run when connecting to a remote server. (Already supported on Windows.)
OpenSSH trusted certificates
OpenSSH trusted certificates can be accepted as host keys.