dps8m-proxy is a high-performance SSH to TELNET gateway and multi-user terminal server. It enables secure remote access to legacy systems via SSH, offering features like IPv6 support, access control lists, session logging with compression, character encoding conversion, and live session sharing.
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THE FIRST COLLECTIONCross-platform SSH client built with Rust and Tauri, featuring a modern terminal, connection manager, SFTP/FTP file panel, SSH tunnels, E2E sync, and multi-protocol support.
Multi-user anti-censorship panel with effortless installation, supporting 20+ protocols including Reality and Telegram proxy to circumvent internet filtering, optimized for China, Russia, and Iran.
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A high-performance, frontend terminal component for the browser, supporting GPU acceleration, Unicode, and rich terminal features like mouse events and CJK characters.
EZSSH is a lightweight Go-based web gateway for centralized server/VPS management via native SSH/SFTP, requiring no agent on managed hosts. It supports cross-server file transfer, Docker management, real-time monitoring, one-click commands, and quick deployment via script or Docker.
Posting is a terminal-based HTTP client in the spirit of Postman and Insomnia. It stores requests as plain YAML files, works over SSH, and supports environments, autocompletion, tree-sitter highlighting, Vim keys, custom themes, Python hooks and cURL/Postman/OpenAPI import.