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JellyfiSSH 5.1

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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 5.1:

Set Passwords by Bookmark. Auto login!
Introduced preliminary support for iTerm2
You can now opt to use the newer .terminal settings feeds which support terminal declarations such as VT52, VT100, xterm-color and more
Small Fixes
Works perfectly in Mac OS X 10.6 & Mac OS X 10.7!

Requirements
Intel, Mac OS X 10.6.6 or later

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Michael-Vilain reviewed 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]

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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