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BrowserBox uses a lightweight Node async event loop backend and runs across Debian/Ubuntu/RHEL/CentOS/Kali/MacOS and even Windows Server is supported via our PS

BrowserBox uses a lightweight Node async event loop backend and runs across Debian/Ubuntu/RHEL/CentOS/Kali/MacOS and even Windows Server is supported via our PSGallery link. Rather than being an RDP or VNC clone, it just virtualizes the remote browser. BrowserBox is source-available, free for non-commercial (including government/non-profit) use and comes with audio, mobile first, file uploads/downloads and so on out of the box! Try a free demo right now (sorry signups are not open yet!): https://browse.cloudtabs.net/signupless_session https://browse.cloudtabs.net/signupless_session

rcarmo 3y ago
Nope. Doesn’t work for any real Remote Desktop use case.
- keepamovin 3y ago
  Not even for the browser? What's your use case and what do you currently use?
  - rcarmo 3y ago
    I need to access RDP servers, period. Web apps are not even a consideration in many environments.
    - keepamovin 3y ago
      That’s true, I understand. I’m sure it seemed like I was suggesting it could replace RDP entirely. I’m sorry for not being more clear. Curious tho, what’s the issue with current solutions? Windows RDP? Guac? Sounds like you’re saying they’re no good?
      - rcarmo 3y ago
        Windows RDP is what I need to use, but I also need a lightweight web bastion. Guacamole works, but is too heavy for the kind of proxy/router/equipment I’m targeting.
        keepamovin 3y ago
        Ah, I understand. Do you need GUI for that router stuff can’t just use SSH? What about xtightvnc with novnc web fronted?
        rcarmo 3y ago
        No, I need to access legacy applications that have no web versions. You do realize that there is more to computers than the Internet and web development? :)
        keepamovin 3y ago
        Man I was playin with computers before the internet, so...I guess I do. Do you? Hahaha! :) You know if you use novnc from the web you can connect to a non web application, right? Your use case is not elucidated very cleary. Maybe you can try....being more clear? Hahaha! :)

rcarmo 3y ago

Nope. Doesn’t work for any real Remote Desktop use case.

keepamovin 3y ago
Not even for the browser? What's your use case and what do you currently use?
- rcarmo 3y ago
  I need to access RDP servers, period. Web apps are not even a consideration in many environments.
  - keepamovin 3y ago
    That’s true, I understand. I’m sure it seemed like I was suggesting it could replace RDP entirely. I’m sorry for not being more clear. Curious tho, what’s the issue with current solutions? Windows RDP? Guac? Sounds like you’re saying they’re no good?
    - rcarmo 3y ago
      Windows RDP is what I need to use, but I also need a lightweight web bastion. Guacamole works, but is too heavy for the kind of proxy/router/equipment I’m targeting.
      - keepamovin 3y ago
        Ah, I understand. Do you need GUI for that router stuff can’t just use SSH? What about xtightvnc with novnc web fronted?
        rcarmo 3y ago
        No, I need to access legacy applications that have no web versions. You do realize that there is more to computers than the Internet and web development? :)
        keepamovin 3y ago
        Man I was playin with computers before the internet, so...I guess I do. Do you? Hahaha! :) You know if you use novnc from the web you can connect to a non web application, right? Your use case is not elucidated very cleary. Maybe you can try....being more clear? Hahaha! :)