
BrowserBox
6.4#9 in browser isolation softwareFrom $49 a yearWebAPILinuxmacOS
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| Fact | BrowserBox | Kasm Workspaces |
|---|---|---|
| Company | The maker identifies DOSAYGO Corporation as BrowserBox's owner and licensor and says it is incorporated in Wyoming, United States. | Kasm Technologies lists its address as 1765 Greensboro Station Pl STE 900, McLean, Virginia 22102. |
| Deployment | BrowserBox can run headless on servers with or without a GPU and can be paired with Tor, SSH tunnels, or HTTPS. | Kasm says it can run on-premises, in disconnected or air-gapped environments, across multiple clouds, or in hybrid architectures. |
| Product | BrowserBox streams a full modern browser to clients for remote browser isolation, browsing, automation, and embedding. | Kasm Workspaces delivers virtual desktops, browser isolation, and application streaming through a secure workspace platform. |
| Security controls | Sessions run in controlled, disposable environments, and policy can allow or deny copying, pasting, uploads, downloads, printing, and developer tools. | Administrators can apply group policies, role-based access controls, data loss prevention restrictions, and session-level controls. |
| Support | The commercial license page says commercial licensing includes full access, updates, and support; the homepage lists [email protected] for questions. | Enterprise support options include direct access to technical support engineers, defined response-time SLAs, deployment and upgrade guidance, and architecture and scaling advice. |
BrowserBox is aimed at enterprises, developers, and privacy-conscious users, including regulated organizations in government, healthcare, and finance. It may suit teams needing controlled browser sessions or embedding and automation options.
Kasm Workspaces suits organizations needing browser-accessible virtual desktops, isolated browsing, or streamed applications across on-premises, cloud, disconnected, or hybrid environments. It is also aimed at teams requiring policy controls, identity integration, session recording, and multiple remote-access protocols.