- Easier to run on your 'mom's computer' - Easier to get it to work on ipod/ipad without downloading the app. - May avoid the ssh-key annoying stuff on dif

- Easier to run on your 'mom's computer' - Easier to get it to work on ipod/ipad without downloading the app. - May avoid the ssh-key annoying stuff on different servers. (For instance, you've got a vps somewhere.. you can just login there to access your stuff; it makes it easier to associate which ssh is which). - For device with only browsers (google laptop for instance) - To have *everything* in the browsers; emails, todolist, consoles, etc. - To make it easier to add some goodies; I.e. you've got the tab open, but you can bind some javascript stuff to ease your workflow. Way easier to write a chrome extension than modify Putty. - Run it from school or jobs that need administrative access to do trivial things. (I.e. One could use emacs from his browser if he couldn't install it on his computer). This is just some examples on the top of my head.