

Have you ever tried SmarTTY? I’ve tried it a couple of years ago and since then I’ve been using the portable version like I use my pocketknife. Don’t get me wrong, all the features are there and I use it daily because it’s allowed by the IT Sec in the organisation I work with, but the menus are user unfriendly I think. Putty has always been my companion since my university days of 2000 but I feel that now, it’s a bit outdated. I’ve actually bought the server version of it and it’s been running flawlessly for years! I use the client to reverse SSH a few machines as it works best with the server edition. I couldn’t agree more with regards to BitWise. I had never used the SSH extension on Chrome and I was impressed! Please leave us your thoughts or any suggestions. Maybe I will add more software to this list in the future. I know there are many great SSH Client for Windows 10 out there. It does not have a built-in file manager. You won’t be able to save any profiles or sessions. It uses Native-Client to connect directly to ssh servers without the need for external proxies. Secure Shell is an xterm-compatible terminal emulator and stand-alone ssh client for Chrome. It uses the Google Chrome window as the terminal.

Secure Shell Extension for Google Chrome is a free SSH agent that can be used to connect to remote computer via SSH. If you don’t want to install SSH client on your PC, you may consider this SSH extension for Google Chrome.

We can easily browse, upload or download files to the remote server using Bitvise.Į. It comes with an SSH terminal and a file manager.
