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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.

Wave Browser is an efficient browser that makes everyday online life cleaner, more organized, and more meaningful. Built on the trusted Chromium foundation, it brings essential tools directly into the browser so you can get more done without installing extra extensions or juggling multiple apps. The sidebar keeps your favorite tools and lists within instant reach, while split view lets you work across two pages at once, ideal for research, comparison, studying, or multitasking. Wave keeps your browsing protected with features that put you in control. Ad and tracker blocking give you a more secure, private experience, and incognito mode allows you to browse without storing activity on your device. With AppEsteem Certification, Wave Browser meets strict standards for clean installation, transparent behavior, and responsible software practices that help keep your experience safe. Productivity is built into Wave’s core. Tab grouping, bookmarks, and a reading list help keep your ideas organized, while picture-in-picture, Memory Saver, and Energy Saver modes keep your device running smoothly during heavy tab sessions. The built-in AI Assistant, messaging integrations, and fast-action buttons to your favorite sites turn the browser into a true productivity partner that supports your day. Most importantly, Wave Browser is the only browser with real ocean impact built in. Through a certified partnership with 4ocean, Wave helps fund the removal of 100,000 pounds of trash from our ocean, rivers, and coastlines each year. A live impact tracker shows how much waste the Wave community has helped remove, with verified updates from cleanup crews around the world. With Wave Browser, your everyday browsing supports cleaner waters and the people working to protect them.

Orion, built on the WebKit framework, guarantees a browsing experience that is swift, seamless, and resource-efficient, all while being mindful of your device's battery consumption. This browser is crafted without any inherent telemetry features, which means it does not share your data, thereby enhancing your privacy. Unlike numerous other browsers that offer only a superficial sense of security, Orion distinguishes itself as a truly privacy-centric choice. Its core belief is that if fingerprinters are not permitted to execute, then tracking cannot take place. This principle is vital because allowing a sophisticated fingerprinter to operate makes it extremely challenging to block its tracking abilities. Orion's preemptive strategy of completely blocking the execution of fingerprinters serves as the best line of defense against tracking attempts. Additionally, Orion is set apart in the industry due to its extensive ad and tracking script blocker, which covers both first-party and third-party sources, effectively keeping invasive fingerprinters at bay from the outset. Consequently, users can navigate the internet with enhanced confidence, assured that their personal information is shielded from unwanted surveillance and exploitation. This focus on user security not only promotes a safer browsing experience but also encourages a more trustful relationship between the browser and its users.