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== Introduction == | == Introduction == | ||
Google provides an excellent and free Secure Shell Extension which is often the easiest way to obtain a shell for use with Coder Merlin. The steps required to install this extension are listed below. | Google provides an excellent and free Secure Shell Extension which is often the easiest way to obtain a shell for use with Coder Merlin. The steps required to install this extension are listed below. | ||
{{Caution|The instructions below ''require'' Google Chrome; they won't work correctly in any other browser.}} | {{Caution|The instructions below ''require'' '''Google Chrome'''; they won't work correctly in any other browser.}} | ||
== Step 1: Find the Extension == | == Step 1: Find the Extension == | ||
Using Google Chrome, search for "secure shell extension": | Using Google Chrome, search for "secure shell extension": | ||
Revision as of 10:50, 16 August 2020
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Introduction[edit]
Google provides an excellent and free Secure Shell Extension which is often the easiest way to obtain a shell for use with Coder Merlin. The steps required to install this extension are listed below.
Caution
The instructions below require Google Chrome; they won't work correctly in any other browser.
Step 1: Find the Extension[edit]
Using Google Chrome, search for "secure shell extension":
Step 2: Click on the Correct Link[edit]
Be sure you are clicking on the link with the text "Secure Shell is an xterm-compatible terminal emulator."
Step 3: Add the Extension[edit]
Click on the "Add to Chrome" button:
Step 4: Grant Permissions[edit]
Grant the app the required permissions:
Step 5: Receive Confirmation[edit]
Wait patiently; you'll soon receive a confirmation message. You may safely close this message; you're shell has been installed!
