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Telnet/SSH2 app with vt220 emulation. *** IMPORTANT *** We recommend using Mocha Telnet for Chromebook, as Google will soon stop supporting Chrome Apps. https://mochasoft.dk/chromebook_telnet.htm Mocha Telnet/SSH makes it possible to connect to a host with the Telnet or SSH2 protocol and emulate a VT220 terminal. The trial is valid for 30 days. The product is fully functional. When you order, we will send a software license code, which will remove the 30 days limit. Mocha Telnet Features: - Operating Systems: Chrome OS 30.x or better. - Supports VT100/VT220 emulation - SSH2 with user/password validation. Certificates are not supported - Scroll back buffer - User defined functions keys - Screen mode 24*80 or 24*132 - Smart font handling. The font size follows the Window size - Functions keys F1-F20 are part of the Toolbar - Autologin - Clipboard - Colors can be customized - Free upgrades to new versions of the product This is a free 30 days trial. A license is 19.85 USD, or 199 USD for a company license. Changes: Version 1.1 - possible to configure PF1-PF4 and changes default value to 7 bit for these 4 keys. Version 1.2: - TAB + ENTER key could activate the toolbar elements, such as the pop up settings screen. Version 1.3: - TAB + SPACE key could activate the toolbar elements, such as the pop up settings screen. Version 1.4: - added protocol SSH2. - Possible to start in 24x132 mode.
Jul 1, 2020
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