No - it’s a SSH protocol link: ssh:// there’s no reason to flag it.
There’s no script on your machine - it connects to the server, that’s where the magic happens.
The link is specifically titled “open in my terminal” (but really just opens in SSH, which requires terminal). Once you click that the browser will give you a choice to open if it supports SSH links.
It’s purely a cool convenience so you can SSH to a site directly from a link in a webpage, instead of copy pasting ssh krnl.duetbrowser.com - it’s the same thing as an open in app link.
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No - it’s a SSH protocol link: ssh:// there’s no reason to flag it.
There’s no script on your machine - it connects to the server, that’s where the magic happens.
The link is specifically titled “open in my terminal” (but really just opens in SSH, which requires terminal). Once you click that the browser will give you a choice to open if it supports SSH links.
It’s purely a cool convenience so you can SSH to a site directly from a link in a webpage, instead of copy pasting ssh krnl.duetbrowser.com - it’s the same thing as an open in app link.
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