SuperPuTTY - Multi-Session SSH Manager

Enhanced PuTTY with tabs, session management, and advanced features

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SuperPuTTY Latest Version

Multi-tab SSH client with enhanced session management

Version 1.4.0.9 | Windows Only | File size: ~2.5 MB

What is SuperPuTTY?

SuperPuTTY is a Windows GUI application that allows the PuTTY SSH Client to be opened in tabs. It acts as a wrapper around PuTTY, adding tabbed interface and session management capabilities.

Unlike regular PuTTY which opens each connection in a separate window, SuperPuTTY organizes all your SSH sessions in a single tabbed interface, making it much easier to manage multiple connections.

Key Features

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Tabbed Interface

Multiple SSH sessions in organized tabs

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Session Management

Save and organize connection profiles

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Quick Connect

Rapid connection to saved sessions

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Customizable UI

Configurable layouts and themes

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Session Tree

Hierarchical session organization

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Fast Switching

Quick tab switching with hotkeys

SuperPuTTY vs PuTTY vs MTPuTTY

Feature	PuTTY	SuperPuTTY	MTPuTTY
Tabbed Interface	✗	✓	✓
Session Management	Basic	Advanced	Advanced
File Size	Small (~3MB)	Medium (~7MB)	Medium (~5MB)
Portable	✓	✓	✓
Active Development	✓	Slow	Discontinued

Installation & Setup Guide

System Requirements

• Windows 7 or later
• .NET Framework 4.0+
• PuTTY installed (required)
• At least 50MB free disk space

Installation Steps

1. Download SuperPuTTY installer
2. Install PuTTY if not already installed
3. Run SuperPuTTY installer
4. Configure PuTTY path in settings
5. Import existing PuTTY sessions

Configuration Guide

Setting up SuperPuTTY

1. Set PuTTY executable path:

Tools → Settings → General → PuTTY Location

2. Import existing PuTTY sessions:

File → Import Sessions → From PuTTY

3. Create new session:

File → New Session → Enter connection details

4. Organize sessions in folders:

Right-click session tree → New Folder

Tips & Tricks

Keyboard Shortcuts

Ctrl+T - New tab
Ctrl+W - Close tab
Ctrl+Tab - Switch tabs
F11 - Full screen

Pro Tips

• Use session folders to organize connections
• Set up SSH key authentication
• Customize tab colors for different environments
• Use session templates for similar servers

Common Issues & Solutions

SuperPuTTY can't find PuTTY

Solution: Go to Tools → Settings → General and set the correct path to putty.exe

C:\Program Files\PuTTY\putty.exe

Sessions not importing from PuTTY

Solution: Ensure PuTTY sessions are saved in the Windows registry. Run PuTTY, configure a session, and click "Save" before importing.

Tabs not displaying correctly

Solution: Check if .NET Framework 4.0 or later is installed. Update to the latest version if needed.