No, there’s SSH in my browser! Although it may not be as logical of a combination as chocolate and peanut butter, for Chromebook users, an HTML5 SSH client is pretty amazing. Granted, Google’s “crosh” shell has SSH abilities, but it’s a very limited implementation. With the Chrome extension “Secure Shell”, it’s easy to SSH in to remote servers and interact like a traditional terminal window—mostly.
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