“The sessions run server-side. So I can start something on my phone, like, oh crap, I got to fix this up. I can close the browser on my phone, sit down at the desktop, log into Web SSH, and the session's still going. Everything's still running, and I can just resume working. Love that.”

a TUIGOL just SSH, and I'm a TUE guy. However, I have to acknowledge that when I have been on the go or on a different system from time to time, I have needed SSH access, and it has not been the easiest. And Web SSH is sort of like the solve-it-once kind of solution, and it's potentially solved forever now. It's one workspace. You can keep your SSH sessions, SFTP sources, pre-stored commands in this workspace. You self-host the entire stack. It also supports things like passkey, sign-in, username and password, and two factors, so you can make it pretty secure. It works on the phone or on the desktop. And the sessions, they run server-side. So I can start something on my phone. Like, oh, crap, I got to fix this up. I can start it on my phone, close the browser on my phone, sit down at the desktop, log into Web SSH, and the session's still going. Everything's still running, and I can just resume. Working. Love that.