Apps
Termius
Built on Electron, Termius stores Chromium disk cache files in Cache/Cache_Data for downloaded web assets and API responses, V8 code cache data in Code Cache to speed up loading its JavaScript interface, and GPUCache entries for rendered UI resources handled by Chromium’s graphics stack. When these caches become stale or oversized, Kudu removes the cached browser-engine data so Termius can rebuild fresh copies without touching your hosts, snippets, vault data, account sign-in, or terminal sessions.
Why clean Termius?
- Invalidated V8 bytecode after a Termius update can make the app open to a white or delayed window on first launch until the Code Cache is rebuilt
- Stale Chromium disk cache entries can leave parts of the Termius interface showing outdated workspace data or missing icons until assets are fetched again
- Corrupted Cache_Data files may cause the app shell to load incompletely, with blank panes or controls that do not respond even though your saved hosts remain intact
- Old GPUCache data from a previous graphics driver version can cause flickering, black panels, or sluggish redraws in the Electron interface after a driver update
- An oversized browser cache can consume hundreds of megabytes under the profile folder, which users typically notice as unexplained AppData or Application Support growth
- Broken cached API responses and front-end assets can lead to repeated sign-in prompts or a stuck loading spinner in account-backed views until the cache is cleared
What gets cleaned
Cache paths Kudu targets
Windows
%AppData%/Termius/Cache/Cache_Data |
%AppData%/Termius/Code Cache |
%AppData%/Termius/GPUCache |
macOS
~/Library/Application Support/Termius/Cache/Cache_Data |
Linux
~/.config/Termius/Cache/Cache_Data |
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Common questions about Termius
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