Blink Shell 14: Legacy

Blink Shell 14: Legacy


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About Blink Shell 14: Legacy

This is the Legacy version of Blink Shell. Download the new free version Blink Shell instead from https://itunes.apple.com/app/id1594898306. 

Current users are grandfathered to keep receiving updates and new features. We are keeping this version alive to ensure a smooth transition.

Thanks for understanding.



We had no choice. We had to build Blink or we were going to jump out the window in frustration over the tools we were using. We started by analyzing what the must-haves were and we ended up grounding Blink on these four concepts:

• Fast rendering: dmesg in your Unix server should be instantaneous. We can't wait even a second to render. We didn't need to reinvent the wheel to make this happen. We simply used Chromium's HTerm to ensure that rendering is perfect and fast, even with those special, tricky encodings.
• Always on: Mosh transcends SSH's variability. Mosh overcomes the unstable and intermittent connectivity that we all associate with mobile connections. You can check your Safari without fear of having to restart the SSH connection. You can flawlessly jump from home, to the train, and then the office thanks to Mosh. Blink is rock-solid connected all the way. Mosh is readily available and can be easily installed on your server. Go to https://mosh.mit.edu.
• Best Keyboard Support: Blink embraces Bluetooth-coupled keyboards with gusto. Some like Caps as Esc on Vim, others Caps as Ctrl on Emacs. Blink champions them all. During your always-on sessions, you're in your zone.
• Custom Fonts and Themes: We know how important it is to have your terminal, your way. That's why we include a selection of fonts and themes, including Powerline variants. And if that isn't enough, you can create and add your own.

But, Blink is much more. Please read on.

• You should command your terminal, not navigate it. Blink will jump you right into a friendly shell and it'll be clear to you how to roll.
• The interface is straightforward. We dumped all menus and went full screen for your terminal. Use swipe to move between your open connections, slide down to close them, and even pinch to zoom!
• Configure your Blink connections by adding your own Hosts and PKI keys. Synchronise with iCloud. Everything will look familiar and you get to work, fast!
- We've incorporated SplitView and multiple windows, for those necessary Google searches and chats with coworkers.

Blink is open source software. Participate in our community, and don’t forget to leave us your feedback and your feature(s) requests. Enjoy!

http://blink.sh
http://twitter.com/blinkshell
http://GitHub.com/blinksh
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What's New in the Latest Version 14.0.11

Last updated on Mar 9, 2023
Old Versions
- Deadline to be grandfathered in the new version: April 15th
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Version History
14.0.11
Mar 9, 2023
- Deadline to be grandfathered in the new version: April 15th
14.0.10
Feb 20, 2022
- We continue moving everyone to the new Blink Shell & Code. All previous users are grandfathered!
- Adjustments to migration on Blink 15.
14.0.9
Feb 11, 2022
- We are moving! Our new Blink Shell is out, checkout Settings for more information.
- Fixed SSH Config bugs affecting Tunnels and users.
- Better error output in case of SSH Config error.
14.0.7
Feb 3, 2022
- New settings screen, built on top of SwiftUI and with new icons.
- FileProvider now support hosts with ProxyJump!! Refs #1318
- SSH Config flags now supports DynamicForward and other extra flags (like Key Exchange algorithms, etc...). This completes our new SSH Config system.

- Fixes shift-tab on iPhone software kb. Refs #1364
14.0.6
Jan 21, 2022

- Allow to remap Cmd-. back to ESC. Refs #1358
- Optmize menu generation
- Fixes for FileProvider hangs under certain conditions. Thanks rrgeorge and gyre
- Fixes for FileProvider under Windows when using other drives. Thanks Jeremy.rm
- Hotfix for custom shortcuts
14.0.5
Jan 15, 2022

Happy New Year everyone!!
We are very close to release Blink 15, that will bring major changes (check our Twitter). But we did not want to hold some other cool new features and major fixes. Enjoy!

- We made big changes to our SSH Configuration.
- You can now define per Host SSH Configuration settings, like ForwardAgent, for those details that do not have a UI interface.
- We also added support for ForwardTunnel and RemoteTunnels in the configuration, so you do not have to define them at the CLI anymore. Just set them there, and all the tunnels will be started with every connection.

- FileProvider directory create and item rename
- FileProvider item rename and deletion
- FileProvider can now extract zip and archives to the remote.
- FileProvider issues traversing paths with accents. Fixes #1321

- SSHClient uses the server SHA fingerprint format for host key, as it is the standard.
- SFTP fixes when copying zero or unknown size files.
- SSH fixes. 2FA on a corner case authentication.
- HostKey acceptance issues (#1296)
- Window state fixes to keep format properly.
- Fix known_hosts key format in ssh2 command. Fixes #1296
- history command outputs 500 lines by default. Added -a flag to list all history. Refs #1187
- Support user names with @. Fixes #1303
- Fira Code 6
- Better placeholder for HostName
- Mosh alias --no-ssh-pty to T.
- Fixed a crash when the logger could not write to the logging file while on background.
- SW and HW Keyboard fixes.
- Lots of fixes and crashes from TF, check out our commit logs for more information.
14.0.3
Nov 18, 2021
New on this version is the new Files.app integration inside Blink, to give you easier access to your remote files, kinda like interactive SFTP, the iOS way. Sometimes, touches are better than commands. You can enable it inside Settings > Hosts by flipping the Files.app switch on the Hosts you wanna access. It also makes them easily accessible by other apps, so for example, you can attach a file from your server to an email, without typing a single command.

Few bug and stability fixes as well:
- 2FA fixes for a strange case where a public key may be followed by a password and 2FA.
- Fixed terminal display modes and other flags being reset after some time.
- Changes on state reset.
14.0.2
Oct 16, 2021
- Safer migration flow to new file structure
- Added iPad mini 6 support
14.0.1
Oct 14, 2021
- Fix 2FA authentication flows over ssh. Thanks for the heads up to @ariejoost and Himanshu Chauhan.
14.0.0
Oct 12, 2021

SSH
To get the ball rolling, we are releasing a new SSH subsystem. This will allow us to make a few key improvements and to tailor new services inside our app.
- New SSH connections are automatically ran from a pool. This will allow you to start tunnels on top of running sessions and all those. If you want to run separate connections, you can use -o ControlMaster no.
- We now support ProxyJump flag (-J) to simplify setting up ProxyCommand.
- Improved argument parser, verbose output and error communication.

Tunneling
- Tunnels have been completely rewritten.
- Tunnels can now be started on top of existing connections without depending on running interactive sessions. You can do that with the -N flag.
- You can control running tunnels with the -O stop|start setting.
- Reverse tunnels now support port 0 (as in -R 0:localhost:XXX), so that the remote server can assign and send a port back to the client. This is useful for ngrok and other tools where you can now do `ssh -R 0:localhost:8080 tunnel.us.ngrok.com http`.

SOCKS5 Proxy (#1234)
- Blink can now do Dynamic port forwarding, aka SOCKS5 proxy or server. This is perfect as a simple VPN that allows you to browse the internet using a remote machine as a proxy, or - a more critical dev scenario - to access backend services behind a Firewall. As a SOCKS proxy sits at layer 5 of the OSI stack, its performance is also astounding, try for yourself! For more information, please read #1234

New Agent built-in and and Keys
- More secure Blink Agent built in. First we improved the integration, so there is no need to start it separately anymore. You can add keys to the agent by using ssh-add (-d to remove). The Agent can be forwarded by using the standard ssh -A.
- The Agent will now handle all key needs for the user, giving better feedback.

Support for Certificates (#653)
- You can attach a certificate to a key and use it for Login. Certificates are a safer way to handle teams of users or fleets of devices. Please note the CA will have to sign the public key (as part of the certificate generation process) separately. For instructions please read: https://gravitational.com/blog/how-to-ssh-properly/

Secure Enclave Keys (#457)
- Blink can now create Secure Enclave Keys. “The Secure Enclave is a hardware-based key manager that’s isolated from the main processor to provide an extra layer of security. When you store a private key in the Secure Enclave, you never actually handle the key, making it difficult for the key to become compromised.”

New architecture for Keys
- We have rebuilt our Keys architecture on top of OpenSSH. We were having a lot of issues with the mismatch between OpenSSH and LibSSH, so now everything is done the standard OpenSSH way.
New interface for Key Management
- To wrap it all up, we bumped our keys UI to offer the new options in a cleaner way and with an improved ssh key import flow.

SFTP - SCP
We have new SFTP/SCP commands, implemented from scratch on top SFTP, with a SCP style interface. It is faster than anything on iOS, and even faster than OpenSSH SFTP command!
- Support for wildcards, recursion and three way copy: user@host1:file user@host2:destination_path. Because nothing is stored locally, it is very fast!
- SFTP and SCP capture port using the hash: user@host1#port:file
- Rsync style update with --update. It will traverse the whole hierarchy, checking for changes and only uploading when there were modifications to a file!
- Preserve permissions.

Mosh
- Improved Mosh and other command outputs.
- New Flags supported.
- Improved Mosh durability

iOS15 and other goodies
- Facecam command
- We reworked the directory structure of our container.
- New menus.
- Notifications. Bell notifications and sequences.
- Fixes on configurations and making sure everything is still in place.
- Updates for new devices
- Many many bug fixes
- Libraries updated
- And many more things!
13.5.14
Sep 20, 2021
A few app tune-ins before we release our next major version, to make sure everyone is in shape for the upcoming news:
- Make sure configuration file permissions are accessible when app may be running in the background.
- Tune keyboard behavior for QuickType bar.
13.5.13
Sep 20, 2021
A few app tune-ins before we release our next major version, to make sure everyone is in shape for the upcoming news:
- Make sure configuration file permissions are accessible when app may be running in the background.
- Tune keyboard behavior for QuickType bar.
13.5.12
Mar 3, 2021
- Fixed ctrl-space combos. #1033
- Treat DEC mode 1003 as 1002. Emacs (on master branch) tries to set this mode that is not supported by hterm. Thanks to @nan! PR #1202
13.5.11
Feb 11, 2021
- Pragmata now displaying dev characters. Now including Full PRO font!
- Fixed SSH Connections not displaying Unicode characters properly. Pass defined locale to remote ssh connections through LANG variable.
- Fixed Emacs not opening files on arguments. Required to fix OSC 10.11 responses for background colors.
- Fixed memory leak.
13.5.10
Dec 31, 2020
Version 13.5.10

- Fixed display of large images.
- Added action for KeyCast toggle. #1180
- Fixed display of images. #1170
- Configuration for notify and bell.
- Fixed key import from files. #1106
- Improved error handling in ssh.
- Added `--experimental-remote-ip={remote|local}` flag to mosh command. #1127
13.5.9
Nov 10, 2020
Fixed smart keys for new devices
13.5.8
Oct 30, 2020
Added support for iPad Air 4 and iPhone 12
13.5.7
Sep 16, 2020
Version 13.5.7

- Fixed 3f menu on iPhones
- Fixed keyboard appearance style
13.5.6
Jul 17, 2020
Version 13.5.6

Improved mosh restore (#1048). When closing the Smart Keyboard while Blink is open, we found there was a case when the state storage and screenshot activation would collide and invalidate the previous state, so Mosh would not recover. We fixed that and we are back to rock solid again.
13.5.5
Jul 13, 2020
Version 13.5.5

- Restored iCloud sync
- Fixes for new op system. #1071, #1065, #1056, #1055, #1053, #1049
- Blink now opens ssh:// links
- SSH keys import from Files.app. #1057
- Restored x-callback-url, #827
13.5.4
Jul 7, 2020
Disabled iCloud support temporarily. If you need iCloud support, please do not update. We are trying to go through a transfer process and unfortunately the requirements are not the best. We apologize for the inconvenience.
13.5.2
Jun 27, 2020
Version 13.5.2

- Fixed 3f menu for improved compatibility. #1049
- Updated JetBrainsMono font to v2.3.
- Allow to remap more keys on German keyboards.
13.5.1
Jun 5, 2020
Emacs users rejoice, Ctrl-space is back!

To configure it, go to keyboard configuration, Custom Presses, type Ctrl-space and assign it to Ctrl-space. Note that you can also assign the same Carl-space sequence to any other key combination.

Enjoy!
13.5
May 22, 2020
Nothing out of the normal here, just your favorite app getting better ;)

# Version 13.5

* Allow custom presses to send Hex Codes
* Rendering speed improvements
* Update wide char table to Unicode 13.0.0 release
* Fixed multiline copy. #961
* Removed duplicate share menu on selection
* Updated libssh to 0.9.4
* Fixed CVE-2020-1730 (Possible DoS in client when handling AES-CTR keys with OpenSSL)
* Added diffie-hellman-group14-sha256
* Fixed several possible memory leaks
13.4.1
Apr 25, 2020
13.4.1
- Small fix for braille characters rendering.

13.4
We are back with a few improvements that will improve your experience:
- Fixed selection due to changes on latest iOS. #965
- Smart scroll with Trackpad support and one-finger swipe. This is glorious on tmux, emacs and vim!!
- Added Mirror mode for external displays. #837
- Ability to expand selection with 2f drag on software kb.
- Scroll is locked during mosh sessions, as there is no real history. Please use tmux or screen!

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