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JellyfiSSH 5.3

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Simple bookmark manager for connecting to UNIX machines. Commercial ($3.99)

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JellyfiSSH is a simple bookmark manager for connecting to *NIX boxes like BSD, Linux, etc., via Telnet or SSH 1 or 2. You can set preferences for each bookmark including the terminal colours, window size, transparency and default login. Version 4 introduces Bookmark groups.

What's New

Version 5.3:

JellyfiSSH Menulet for quick access to Bookmarks
Preference to hide the JellyfiSSH Window on launch
Further duplicate detection of Bookmark titles
Small fixes

Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later

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JellyfiSSH User Discussion (Write a Review)

ver. 5.x:

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Michael-Vilain commented on 04 Dec 2011

While 4.5.2 works great and is FREE, I'm wondering what possessed this developer to release the next version in the Mac Store for $4 with very little different or improved over the older release. Is it greed?

[Version 5.1]

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Mikaelf replied on 04 Dec 2011

So...when you work all week with whatever you do...is a paycheck every other week greed on your part?

chaseerry reviewed on 23 Jan 2011

Works great. Simple and easy to use. Thanks!

[Version 4.5.2]

themacmarketer reviewed on 31 Jul 2009

Thanks. This app is exactly what I needed to connect to all my Unix hosting accounts.

[Version 4.5.2]

Gaoshan reviewed on 28 Aug 2007

Used it for a long time but now, when trying to launch a session with iTerm, JellyfiSSh will launch iTerm, iTerm will promptly hand and crash and then JelllyfiSSH will hang and become unresponsive. Works fine with Terminal, just not with iTerm.

[Version 4.5]

Anonymous reviewed on 21 Feb 2005

Used to use this program all the time but I thought the new version of Terminal does everything JellyfiSSH does. Am I wrong about that?

[Version 4.1.1]

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Anonymous commented on 02 Mar 2005

Terminal doing what JF does? Not even close.

Anonymous reviewed on 04 Jan 2005

Nice-looking program. It would be great if there were a way to manage port forwarding as a list, instead of just as a string. You could have separate fields for host, port, and local port, along with add/edit/delete buttons.

[Version 4.0]

Anonymous reviewed on 31 Dec 2004

Awesome! I knew I needed some way of remembering IPs so I could log onto the computers on my networks, but I never thought to look for an application that did it for me. I stumbled across this, and it's perfect! As Adams said, it's a little app... but it does its job, and it does it well! Kudos to Marcus for making such an awesome app :-)

[Version 4.0b2]

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Anonymous reviewed on 23 Dec 2003

If I attempt to change the text color in a bookmark, the Modify and Connect buttons no longer respond... dual G5, 10.3.2.

[Version 3.0]

Anonymous reviewed on 19 Mar 2003

Such a simple lil' application, but it helped me make the "switch". As a network administrator, I can easily connect to all my remote sites via SSH from my Mac. Cheers to the author!!

[Version 2.1]

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