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graSSHopper is an SSH client developed and published by CodingKiwi, built on the Electron framework. The software falls into the category of network and remote access tools, specifically terminal and SSH clients, and its purpose is to provide users with a way to establish SSH connections to remote systems through a graphical desktop application. According to its description, the application was created on the principle that developers should have nice tools, positioning it as a developer-oriented utility focused on usability and visual quality. Among the features highlighted by the publisher are support for multiple tabs, which allows users to work with several SSH sessions within a single application window, and what is described as a particularly pretty user interface, indicating an emphasis on design and presentation that distinguishes it from more utilitarian terminal-based alternatives. Another defining commitment stated in the product description is that graSSHopper will remain free forever, meaning users can adopt and continue using the software without licensing costs. The current and only recorded version of graSSHopper is 2.0.0, which represents the latest available release in the catalog at this time; the versioning history lists a single entry, so there are no additional published versions to compare against, and version 2.0.0 stands as both the newest and sole catalogued release of the application. Typical use cases for a tool of this kind include connecting to remote servers for administration and maintenance tasks, managing infrastructure through command-line access, and handling day-to-day development workflows that require secure shell sessions, all carried out within a tabbed, visually polished Electron-based environment. Because the application is Electron based, it operates as a desktop client rather than a web service, giving users a dedicated interface for managing their SSH connections in one place.
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