Tabs in PuTTY

When hanging out in Windows land, life is pretty rough without PuTTY. And while PuTTY is awesome, it too is missing a few nice features. One noticeable default lack is the inability to open multiple tabs with sessions in a single window, as is common for terminal applications on Linux and OSX.

Luckily, there is the PuTTY Connection Manager! This serves as a container that spawns PuTTY processes. It not only allows tabs, but also a nice view of saved sessions, automatic login ability, import and export of your encrypted config database, and more!

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4 Responses to Tabs in PuTTY

  1. Chet Luther says:

    Now that I have a Mac they finally come up with this! I remember searching desperately for something like this back in the day.

  2. This article lists the main PuTTY plugins to make things easier. Really Connection Manager has been the only one I need though. Now if only I could make the border, menu and scrollbar disappear, and make it transparent, like my beautiful gnome-terminals…

  3. br41n says:

    that’s just awesome, thanks for posting it i was searching for something like that for ages.
    can’t wait to try it out monday at work on my vista station.

  4. Hope you find it helpful! I feel your pain at your Vista station :-)

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