Excellent Ssh Client, Excellent Support
5
By Cniper
I’ve been using WebSSH for years, and it’s easily the best SSH client I’ve used. It does so much more than SSH and has consistently exceeded my expectations. When a recent update changed a feature I relied on, support was quick and helpful, pointing me to the setting I couldn’t find. A fantastic app backed by excellent support!
Love it
5
By vncman
Great for those emergencies when you’re not at work and don’t have any other device and you need fix something ASAP.
Great! Used daily for many years. Just Works
5
By Comicyogi
I use WebSSH almost every day to remotely access my Fedora Linux system (primary home computer). Great for archiving, sysadmin…
Constantly nagging for review
1
By smhawkes
Stop the nagging and maybe I’ll update the review.
Great tool
5
By Dan Juno
Great tool for any headless home lab with more then one server
No $$ no problem
5
By foul sewer rat
I’d happily contribute if I could, specifically because the app leaves me alone even though I can’t. You will 100% have my coin when things start looking up. Thank u
Terrific little SSH program
5
By Nick Winlund
This nice program is intelligently designed and it’s also nice that WebSSH is actually freeware. Thanks to that random developer who created this most convenient program for all of us VPS users and other terminal aficionados.
Great App
5
By Idaho Dan
This is my goto app for ssh on my phone or MacBook. The tools like ping are very nice addition as well!
Good App — Could we get Files integration?
5
By MewMaster3
This app is excellent, it just works! Does its job well. I have noticed that there are apps which allow for integrating SFTP files into the iPhone Files app, so that servers can be accessed as though they were local files. I would love to see this feature in WebSSH! (unless it already is?) I would 100% buy the premium version if this change is added.
broken connection
2
By knyazev5
On Mac OS Ventura, the connection drops after about a minute, and there's no setting to change it. This doesn't happen through the Mac OS terminal; the server's timeout settings don't affect it.