Bitvise SSH Client vs Sollar PuTTY

The SSH client software is free without any limitations.

The client comes with built-in SFTP window to easily move files between the client and the server.

Profiles can be used to save connection information and connection specific settings.

Some SSH clients do not render mc or htop properly (or quickly) or vim is glitchy through tmux, etcetera. I have NOT encountered any issues with Bitvise.

New SSH windows pop up almost instantly when you launch one.

Bitvise is one of the few SSH clients that offers all features free for all types of users, including organizations. At the same time, there are no compromises in terms of functionality. It has an advanced GUI, corporation-wide single sign-on, learning resources including guides and FAQs, and other features.

You can use Remote Desktop through SSH.

Bitvise's open new window feature is unique and very convenient, no need to enter login and password twice.

Host connections can be assigned a color, so you quickly discern them in the host list and in the connection tabs.

Sollar Putty creates an encrypted local file where you can store the login details for your devices.

In additional to regular PuTTY features you get multi-tab interface, auto-login, quick access to recent sessions, integration of Windows Search, and other useful features.