Alternatives to Sshwifty
A self-hosted web client for connecting to SSH and Telnet servers from a browser. The listings below can replace it for an important use case. Each note says what changes if you switch.
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Sshwifty
A self-hosted web client for connecting to SSH and Telnet servers from a browser.
Replacements
Listings that take over the same core job as Sshwifty.
WeTTY
A self-hosted terminal that runs in a web browser over HTTP or HTTPS.
WeTTY is another self-hosted browser terminal over HTTP or HTTPS with Docker files, but it does not mention Telnet or a preset server list.
Nexterm
A self-hosted server management tool for SSH, VNC and RDP connections in the browser.
Nexterm adds VNC and RDP to SSH in one self-hosted browser interface with Docker, and is under very active development.
ttyd
A command-line tool that shares a terminal session over the web in a browser.
ttyd turns any command into a browser terminal with ZMODEM file transfer and CJK input, but offers no graphical management interface.
Similar software
Related functionality, not a direct replacement.
OpenSSH
The standard SSH client and server suite for encrypted remote login, file copying and tunnelling.
Teleport
An identity-based access platform for infrastructure such as servers, Kubernetes, databases and desktops.
Upterm
An open-source tool for sharing a terminal session with others securely over SSH.
sshx
A command-line tool that shares your terminal by link as a collaborative, end-to-end encrypted browser session.
Termius
A cross-platform SSH client for desktop and mobile that syncs hosts, keys and snippets between devices.
