٩(^‿^)۶ WebSSH has been updated Its codename is : 33.2 - Ladybug (Harlequin) So what's new in this release? ↓ ◖ Release Adds ◗ ๏ Public URL : Forward your web project to Internet : #1497 ๏ Keyboard accessory bar: add “Copy screen” and “Copy everything” buttons : #1748 ๏ Option to send “Enter” after a snippet to execute it : #1750 ๏ Adding nc to mashREPL : #615 ๏ mashREPL : ping6 : #546 ◖ Release Fixes ◗ ๏ Crash while opening the color picker : #1745 ๏ Terminal Window Title (OSC 0) glitch when UTF-8 byte 0x9C : #1752 ๏ mashREPL : Standard Input Implementation : #334 ๏ mashREPL creates CR when softwrapping : #1671 ๏ Screen is moving when the connection asking for the password authentication : #1757 Have a great day! (i) Want to support WebSSH further? (i) WebSSH PRO is, and will always be, a one-time lifetime purchase. A few users have told me they'd like to contribute more than the one-time price. So there's now an option to leave a small voluntary tip (monthly or yearly). As a thank-you, supporters unlock a few digital goodies: mini games and other delightfully useless things ;oD On a more personal note: over the next few months I'll be dedicating a lot more time to WebSSH. My hope is to eventually make it my main livelihood — but never at your expense. WebSSH has been going for over a decade, and it's not stopping either way. So the promise stands, and it isn't going anywhere: PRO is bought once, kept forever. Tipping is entirely optional, and always will be. (＾◡＾) (Please note that you can only leave a tip if you have already purchased WebSSH PRO) — Arnaud

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