Kasm Workspaces
Kasm Workspaces enables you to access your work environment seamlessly through your web browser, regardless of the device or location you are in.
This innovative platform is transforming the delivery of digital workspaces for organizations by utilizing open-source, web-native container streaming technology, which allows for a contemporary approach to Desktop as a Service, application streaming, and secure browser isolation.
Beyond just a service, Kasm functions as a versatile platform equipped with a powerful API that can be tailored to suit your specific requirements, accommodating any scale of operation. Workspaces can be implemented wherever necessary, whether on-premise—including in Air-Gapped Networks—within cloud environments (both public and private), or through a hybrid approach that combines elements of both. Additionally, Kasm's flexibility ensures that it can adapt to the evolving needs of modern businesses.
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Google Chrome Enterprise
Chrome Enterprise offers a secure and flexible browser environment for businesses, delivering advanced management tools and security features to protect sensitive data. From Zero Trust policies to seamless cloud management and integrations, Chrome Enterprise simplifies managing your company’s browsing environment. Whether for a distributed team or BYOD models, it ensures smooth access to business-critical applications while safeguarding against data breaches. With a strong focus on scalability, Chrome Enterprise adapts to your organization’s needs, offering the security and control that enterprises require for both traditional and hybrid work setups.
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Basilisk
Basilisk is a web browser that operates on the Unified XUL Platform (UXP) and is built using a XUL framework, functioning similarly to older versions of Firefox before the Servo architecture. This open-source browser features a user interface and tools reminiscent of Firefox, leveraging the Goanna layout and rendering engine, which stems from Gecko, and is developed from a modified version of the Mozilla code base that omits Servo and Rust components. While primarily serving as a reference for the XUL platform's evolution, Basilisk also provides users with an alternative to Firefox. It is crucial to recognize that Basilisk is classified as development software, meaning it exists in a perpetual "beta" phase; users may face various bugs due to its as-is nature, which comes with unavoidable flaws. Like many projects within the free software community, it is distributed without any promises regarding its fitness for particular purposes. Users should be cautious of its experimental status and the possible challenges that may arise from its use, as these factors can impact performance and reliability.
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Firefox Nightly
Get a glimpse of our innovative web browser by exploring Firefox Nightly, an experimental platform designed for testing and development purposes. As Nightly is in an unstable phase, it automatically collects data to send to Mozilla and occasionally to our partners, which aids in troubleshooting and exploring new concepts. This version receives daily updates, with release notes consistently revised to highlight features that have reached a level of maturity suitable for user feedback and bug reporting. Among its noteworthy features is the browser toolbox, enabling users to toggle multiprocess functionality as required (bug). Users can effortlessly switch between two operational modes, and developers will benefit from the improved speed of the devtools console, which greatly enhances the overall experience for those who utilize it. Today marks the exciting release of Firefox 100, a significant milestone that underscores our ongoing dedication to excellence! We extend our heartfelt appreciation to all contributors whose hard work and commitment have made the launch of Firefox 100 a reality, paving the way for future advancements.
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