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* Save | * Save | ||
* Reopen SecureCRT | * Reopen SecureCRT | ||
- | ====Open Telnet links inside web browser with SecureCRT==== | + | ====Open Telnet |
===Windows=== | ===Windows=== | ||
* regedit | * regedit | ||
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===Mac / Apple=== | ===Mac / Apple=== | ||
+ | - Install SecureCRT | ||
- Install Python3 | - Install Python3 | ||
- Open a terminal window and type < | - Open a terminal window and type < | ||
- | - < | + | - < |
- | - Download the macOS-SetSecureCRTDefaultURLHandler.py.txt file. | + | - Press CTRL+w and type the following in the search box: |
+ | - < | ||
+ | - Change the digit to a one. | ||
+ | - < | ||
+ | - {{ : | ||
+ | - < | ||
- Rename the file to remove the .txt extension | - Rename the file to remove the .txt extension | ||
- | - < | + | - < |
- Set the file to executable | - Set the file to executable | ||
- < | - < | ||
- Run Python3 | - Run Python3 | ||
- | - < | + | - < |
- | - < | + | |
- I did not have to reboot, but your mileage may vary. | - I did not have to reboot, but your mileage may vary. | ||
+ | - Start SecureCRT and there should be a popup asking to use it as the default Telnet handler. | ||
+ | - Enjoy! |