Linux ssh/terminal program with built-in file browser

I've moved back to using Linux after a stint on Windows. While there, I had discovered and heavily used MobaXterm for ssh (and the occasional X session). The standout feature for me was that when connected to a remote server, it would provide a file browser of the remote server beside the terminal (with full desktop integration). When running multiple ssh sessions as I do, this was an unexpected productivity boost (rather than having to drop out to a local terminal and scp, or open up a separate file browser window).

Is there anything comparable for Linux? I'm well aware that I can use nautilus to mount an ssh server as a 'filesystem', but I'm looking for something that more tightly ties the terminal to the file browser.

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