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VNC Guide

Telnety provides in-app VNC access via a WebSocket proxy with noVNC rendering. Connect to any VNC server for cross-platform remote desktop access.

How It Works

Telnety runs a local WebSocket proxy that bridges between the VNC server (RFC 6143) and the noVNC web renderer embedded in the app. This provides a native-feeling experience without requiring a standalone VNC viewer.

Telnety App
→ noVNC renderer (WebView)
→ WebSocket proxy (binary subprotocol)
→ VNC Server (TCP :5900)

Configuration

  • Hostname: VNC server address
  • Port: Default 5900 (display :0)
  • Password: VNC authentication password
  • Quality: 1-9 (lower = faster, higher = sharper)
  • Compression: 1-9 (zlib compression level)
  • View Only: Disable keyboard/mouse input

Clipboard Sharing

VNC clipboard sharing is supported via the RFB protocol clipboard extension. Copy text on your local machine and paste it into the remote desktop, or vice versa.