MindTerm v1.0 Features:
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o Full xterm/vt102 terminal emulation including colors, line-draw graphics and
  mouse-support. The following terminal-types are supported: xterm, linux,
  scoansi, att6368, sun, vt220, vt100, ansi, vt52, xterm-color, linux-lat,
  at386, vt102.

o Authentication with: password, rsa, rsa+rhosts, tis, rhosts. Authentication
  can either be done using one single method, or it can be set to try a
  customized list of methods in a given order

o Supports the following blockciphers: Blowfish, DES, 3DES, RC4 (or no
  encryption)

o Full support for ssh-tunneling including X11 forward.

o Can proxy ftp-connections fully, i.e. if an ftp-server is unreachable from
  outside a firewall and the only means of entering the firewall is through SSH,
  then MindTerm let's you access the ftp-server through SSH as easy as if it
  would be world-accessible.

o Tunnels can listen on explicit local addresses, e.g. on a multi-homed
  host or if one wants to distinguish between 127.0.0.1 and the real host-
  address.

o Handles arbitrary simultaneous sessions in different windows to different
  ssh-servers. Also lets user "clone" a terminal-window, automatically logging
  in if allready logged in from original window.

o Can be set to keep ssh-connection alive would it be subject to timeout (either
  by a firewall or through the use of idle-timeout in the ssh-server)

o Can automatically store settings on a per-host basis, user can also customize
  several sessions for a single host or make short-names for hosts.

o Can share RSA-keys and 'known_hosts' file with the standard unix ssh-client.

o Can capture console output to file and send file to console.

o Lists all currently open connections through the tunnels, for example, giving
  the user the opportunity to close a tunnel for a program that have hung.

o Can be used without a GUI from the command-line (much like the standard unix
  ssh-client), also able to run just a single command on the ssh-server and exit
  (optionally allocating a PTY)

o Can work either as a "normal" ssh-client, i.e. as a stand-alone java
  application, OR as an applet from within a browser (see below).

o Same binary runs on multiple platforms, e.g. x86/Linux, Sparc/Solaris, x86/
  Windows95/98/NT, ?/JavaStation, Arm/Epoc32. Additionally MindTerm works with
  Netscape, HotJava and MS-IE browsers on most platforms.

o Cryptographically signed binaries works with Netscape and MSIE browsers giving
  a full ssh-client with tunneling et.c. Unsigned applet can only connect back
  to same address as web-server and cannot do tunneling giving a simple telnet-
  replacement.

o The SSH-package can be used to easily ssh-enable ANY (java) application or
  applet using tcp-based communications (see MindVNC for an example).