Secure Shell
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Status
- Extension status: Featured
- Live on Store
Description from extension meta
Terminal emulator and SSH and SFTP client.
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Description from store
Secure Shell is een xterm-compatibele terminalemulator en zelfstandige SSH-client voor Chrome. Deze gebruikt Native Client om rechtstreeks verbinding te maken met SSH-servers zonder dat je externe proxy's nodig hebt.
Er is een SFTP-opdrachtregelclient opgenomen. In ChromeOS kun je SFTP-koppelingspunten maken en openen via de app Bestanden.
Er is nu ook een alfa-build van Mosh opgenomen.
Deze is gedurende een aantal jaren uitgebreid getest.
Lees de veelgestelde vragen op https://hterm.org/x/ssh/faq.
Je kunt ook feedback uitwisselen in de mailinglijst chromium-hterm, die beschikbaar is op https://hterm.org/x/ssh/contact.
Het wijzigingslogboek is beschikbaar op https://hterm.org/x/ssh/changelog
Latest reviews
- Tan Silliksaar
- I love it, but it plays sounds and creates notifications for every sound played. This is annoying. There is a section "Sounds" in Options. I have cleared the "Alert bell sound (URI)" field and unchecked the "Create desktop notifications for alert bells" checkbox. It does not care and keeps annoying me.
- Jimmy Ipock
- Absolutely love this ssh client. Not bloated at all, does what it needs to do. Outstanding!
- Grant Gwyther
- I never installed this and it's live on my PC, super dodgy!
- wl chung
- secured and easy to set up.
- Dikson Santos
- I had trouble trying to set it up for my usual workflow, which is connecting to my cloudtop. I recommend cider connector instead, worked out of the box.
- Oleksii Chekulaiev
- It does what it should. There is a potential for improvements, but it does all the main things and does them without any big issues.
- Arun Kumar
- useless.. does not connect. window crashes as soon as it opens.
- Leandro Kondo
- Excellent!
- Lucas A Gómez
- Easy and simple SSH client for Chrome / Chromebook.
- Gwyneth Llewelyn
- An interesting twist on an age-old problem: for those of us who live on the command line, sometimes we are stuck in front of a web browser without any hope of installing anything — and have an emergency to deal with which can only be fixed via SSH... what to do? Well, I guess that this is the solution now: a WASM-compiled SSH console! It's fast, it's secure, it runs on everything... and has lots of configuration options as well. This is cleverly done, even if still a bit rough at the edges. But I'm sure it can only get better!
- Maloy Wilkes
- Great as long as you don't mind your config being randomly deleted.
- Anton “ABSaratov” Borisovich
- It worked typed "ssh <site>" in the commandline, but now it doesn't work, only 3 stars....
- Billy Braga
- Seems to be working again!
- HW Test
- Backup restore config not work
- Glen Searle
- If you have come here because the add-on has stopped working, you need to follow these steps. 1) Remove this Extention. 2) Search for "Secure shell" in the Chrome Extension shop. 3) Install the package with the same name as this one but the icon looks like this >_<
- Frederic Rochat
- This was my preferred SSH client, but it stopped working. :-(
- Nican
- Yet another great Google product that has stopped working.
- Paul Miller
- Version 0.60 stopped working for me. Installed the development version of Secure Shell from chrome web store (same name different icon) and version 0.60.8738.27253 of that is working.
- Henry Karjalainen
- Has stopped working. The OTHER Secure Shell from Google works - https://chromewebstore.google.com/detail/secure-shell/algkcnfjnajfhgimadimbjhmpaeohhln
- Ewan Watson
- Same as everyone. Stopped working after update. Hopefully it gets fixed soon... maybe relying on Alpha wasn't the right move...
- Aldo Moro
- no longer works
- Reinhard Vogel
- No longer works after update
- Rene de Visser
- No longer works for me. Worked fine for years.
- Alan Singleton
- No longer works after update
- Jamison Donato
- Pretty sad that after several months its still no better. Time to move on to something better. Serious disappointment.
- Jon
- Stopped working with this new wasm thing :(
- Jon
- Stopped working with this new wasm thing :(
- Leonard Bildwerk
- the last update somehow broke it for me, putty works but this extension drops connections after a short time
- Leonard Bildwerk
- the last update somehow broke it for me, putty works but this extension drops connections after a short time
- Mikhail Samin
- It was great. A migration broken it. Can the developers at least enable the option to keep the old thing while the new one is unstable?
- Mikhail Samin
- It was great. A migration broken it. Can the developers at least enable the option to keep the old thing while the new one is unstable?
- Brian Walker
- Was also my default shell. With the update to version 0.59, it won't stay connected anymore.
- Brian Walker
- Was also my default shell. With the update to version 0.59, it won't stay connected anymore.
- Divy Sitlani
- It was my default terminal, but now since 0.58 update, because of wasm migration, it keeps re-connecting. There is no way to switch back to pnacl till wasm is stable. So the extension is useless now.
- Divy Sitlani
- It was my default terminal, but now since 0.58 update, because of wasm migration, it keeps re-connecting. There is no way to switch back to pnacl till wasm is stable. So the extension is useless now.
- Martin Skilton
- Have used it for a couple of years, and been great. However since version 0.54 SFTP mount no longer works which reduces the usefulness of this plugin
- Martin Skilton
- Have used it for a couple of years, and been great. However since version 0.54 SFTP mount no longer works which reduces the usefulness of this plugin
- Ken Chapman
- Works well. Easier than having to launch a separate app to get to the console.
- Ken Chapman
- Works well. Easier than having to launch a separate app to get to the console.
- Brad Holland
- As of version 0.54, SFTP mount no longer works. For me, that was the best thing about this extension.
- Brad Holland
- As of version 0.54, SFTP mount no longer works. For me, that was the best thing about this extension.
- Samuel P.
- When importing an identity, it does not proceed to import it, does anyone have an idea? :(
- Samuel P.
- When importing an identity, it does not proceed to import it, does anyone have an idea? :(
- Alexander Potapenko
- The file ~/.ssh/known_hosts is empty. But I've got connected hosts. Is it a bug? Also, use the SSH agent for Google Chrome extension.
- Alexander Potapenko
- The file ~/.ssh/known_hosts is empty. But I've got connected hosts. Is it a bug? Also, use the SSH agent for Google Chrome extension.
- Halil Tas
- error 255 - what to do? Ich bekomme Statuscode 255 wenn ich lange Zeit nichts am terminal eingebe und jetzt geht der statuscode nciht mehr weg, obwohl ich andauernd neu starte. kann nichts mehr machen
- Daniel Martínez
- Since last version (31 march) the tmux prefix (CTRL+b) does not works anymore.
- Daniel Martínez
- Since last version (31 march) the tmux prefix (CTRL+b) does not works anymore.
- Brandon Stecklein
- It's sort of good. I like the fact that you can mount a remote connection for SFTP using the Files app on ChromeOS, HOWEVER whenever I use this to transfer files to the server, instead of overwriting existing files, it makes a copy of each file. It also will not refresh the contents of the remote folder following a transfer. So far as I can tell, the only way to do a file transfer like this is to first delete the remote files and then copy the new ones over.
- Brandon Stecklein
- It's sort of good. I like the fact that you can mount a remote connection for SFTP using the Files app on ChromeOS, HOWEVER whenever I use this to transfer files to the server, instead of overwriting existing files, it makes a copy of each file. It also will not refresh the contents of the remote folder following a transfer. So far as I can tell, the only way to do a file transfer like this is to first delete the remote files and then copy the new ones over.