ISO: Isolate dangerous sites and docs in your browser

Insane. Just. Insane. Can you imagine running a browser in your freakin browser? I mean, freakin can you? WTF?!?! Anyway, that's what we do here.

If I understand this correctly, it basically makes screenshots of the site while I'm viewing it and transmits the data to me. So like a VM for viewing websites? ?makers

@theberrysauce That's right!

How does it compare to Browserling?

@dotspencer good question. But I don't know much about them. I think it's pretty stupid to sell a VNC-based VM solution for 19 - 29 dollars a month. The reason is that bandwidth is super expensive. So unless they are colocating or have their own T1 lines I'm not sure how they afford the bandwidth. Anyway, taking a look at them, they offer OSes and Browsers. I offer 1 Browser (latest Chrome) and I don't care what the underlying OS is. Also, the use cases are different. I'm offering a security product, or at least a "programmable layer" that abstracts away the browser into a client-server app with an API, and they are offering a testing service. I just don't care about that. I initially built this as a layer in another product I'm making. But it can be a product in its own right. I'm building the other one now, and it's a good thing I built it the way I did. I really appreciate your question, and hope that your year is great! Have a wonderful year!

If I understand this correctly, it basically makes screenshots of the site while I'm viewing it and transmits the data to me. So like a VM for viewing websites? ?makers

@theberrysauce That's right!

How does it compare to Browserling?