Web SSH Client

An SSH terminal in the browser through our WebSocket relay: keep it for test servers and temporary access.

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Web SSH Client

Access an SSH server from your browser via our secure WebSocket relay (WSS), without installing a client. The relay forwards your credentials to the server to open the session: keep this tool for test servers and temporary access, then change the password.

What it does

Full terminal (xterm.js) that resizes automatically
Connect with host, port, username and password
Transport through a secure WebSocket proxy (WSS)
History of the last 10 connections, without passwords
Connection status indicator

Frequently asked questions

Is the SSH connection encrypted?

Yes, along the whole path. Your browser talks WSS (WebSocket over TLS) to our proxy, which opens the encrypted SSH session to your server. The proxy therefore relays your credentials to establish the connection: keep this tool for test servers or temporary access.

Are SSH passwords stored?

No. Only the host, port and username of the last 10 connections are kept in your browser for reuse. The password must be re-entered each time.

Can I use SSH keys instead of a password?

Not yet: only password authentication is supported. For production servers, prefer a local SSH client with key authentication and disable password login.

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