#Web Terminal Settings

Web Terminal settings control the browser workspace and its connection defaults. They are local to your account and do not change the server configuration.

#Open settings

Select your avatar in the top-right of the Web Terminal, then select Settings. You can also press Ctrl + ,.

The personal menu also provides quick access to Language and Theme.

#User

The User page shows the signed-in account:

• Name, username, email, phone, and WeChat
• User source, current site, current organization, system role, and organization role
• Account status and whether MFA is enabled

#General

The General page controls connection defaults:

• Language — Web Terminal display language
• Character set — encoding for command-line sessions; applies to the next SSH or Telnet connection
• Backspace as Ctrl + H — change this when the Backspace key behaves incorrectly
• Right-click paste — paste on right-click, or open the terminal menu
• Resolution — display resolution for remote desktop sessions
• Terminal command hints — show command and history suggestions; clear recorded history when needed

#Appearance

The Appearance page controls the visual workspace:

• Theme — system, light, or dark
• Theme style — separate styles and primary colors for light and dark modes
• Modern split — separate the asset tree, session area, and right panel with resizable and collapsible regions
• Corner radius — none, small, or large
• Interface font and UI font size

#Tab grouping

New in v5.1.0

Session tabs support persistent grouping. Drag one tab onto another tab to put them in a group, and the groups are restored the next time you open the Web Terminal in a future session.

Each tab in a group keeps its own session and connection, so grouping changes how the tabs are arranged rather than how the sessions behave. Closing a grouped tab removes it from the group.

#Notes

• Changing the character set affects new SSH or Telnet sessions; open sessions keep their current encoding.
• Theme and language changes apply immediately and do not require reconnecting an asset.
• Settings are personal. They do not change the Workbench, Console, or another user's Web Terminal.

#Version history