Accops Remote Browser Isolation
5.4#17 in browser isolation softwareWebSelf-hosted
VisitAccops Remote Browser Isolation vs BrowserGap
BrowserGap
7.5#2 in websocket tools$3.81 one-timeFree planWebAPILinuxmacOS
VisitWhat both publish
| Fact | Accops Remote Browser Isolation | BrowserGap |
|---|---|---|
| Browser controls | Administrators can centrally restrict uploads, downloads, copy, paste, and screen recording. | Supported browser functions include tabs, form input, file upload and download, modal dialogs, and clearing cache, history, and session cookies. |
| Purpose | Accops Remote Browser Isolation isolates enterprise web sessions from endpoints and corporate networks to reduce exposure to web threats. | BrowserGap is described as a clientless remote browser isolation product for security, automation, and privacy. |
| Remote rendering | The service streams encrypted pixels and keystrokes to the endpoint while keeping active web code remote. | The README says the remote page is rendered by sending pixels to the client, so its HTML, CSS, and JavaScript are not executed on the client device. |
Accops Remote Browser Isolation plans
No prices published.
BrowserGap plans
- Source-available community editionFree
- Managed session$3.81, paid once
- Pro / license exemptionPriced on request
Pick Accops Remote Browser Isolation if…
It suits organisations that need staff to reach high-risk or unknown web destinations without exposing endpoints or corporate networks. Administrators can set browser controls and connect existing sign-on and authentication systems.
Pick BrowserGap if…
BrowserGap suits developers and organizations seeking remote browser isolation or visibility into automated browser sessions. It may also suit government, research, journalism, and nonprofit users who meet the community edition's deployment conditions.