⚠️ EXPERIMENTAL SOFTWARE⚠️ This project is a proof-of-concept and experimental implementation. It is NOT intended for production use. The RDP protocol implementation is incomplete, may contain bugs, and has not undergone security auditing. Use at your own risk and only in controlled development/testing environments.
A browser-based Remote Desktop Protocol (RDP) client built with Go and WebAssembly.
Long-form documentation lives in docs/:
I was getting really tired of not having a modern RDP client that works in a browser without extraneous dependencies and overhead (yes, I am looking at you, Guacamole), so I found this project and decided to modernize it
This project aims to provide a simple, open-source RDP client that has a minimal footprint, can replace Guacamole for most basic use cases, and should run in any modern web browser without plugins.
- TLS Support: TLS 1.2+ encryption for transport security
- Basic RDP Protocol: Core RDP functionality tested primarily against XRDP on Linux
- Web Interface: HTML5/JavaScript client with canvas rendering
- WebAssembly: RLE bitmap decompression via WASM module
- Environment Configuration: Configuration via environment variables
- NLA /
CredSSP: Network Level Authentication support is incomplete - Windows Compatibility: Primarily tested with XRDP; Windows RDP servers may not work
- Graphics: Only basic bitmap updates supported; no RemoteFX or H.264
- Clipboard/Audio/Printing: Not implemented
- Virtual Channels: Partial implementation only
- Security: Not audited; do not use with sensitive systems
For details on architecture, configuration, and debugging, see the docs links above.
