Sounds a bit like Spoon.
http://spoon.net/
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Subject: [NTSysADM] a "secure browser"
To the list,
I've been
You'd be reliant on online capability to use the browser though, surely?
There is stuff out there like App-V and ThinApp that can cache packaged
apps on the client (or deliver through Citrix) already, similar to the old
Citrix offline streaming. Rod has mentioned Spoon also, not sure that has
any
Similar, but arguably less complicated. Just a link, and executes a browser in
a remote session, you do what you do, and then close the session and the
session expires. I'm not wedded to the idea. But I'm trying to figure out a
way to use all this excess datacenter capacity.
Alex Eckelberry
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Sounds like what Bromium does.
webster
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> To: ntsysadm@lists.myitforum.com
> Subject: Re: [NTSysADM] a "secure browser"
>
> Similar, but arguably less complicated. Just a link, and executes a
> browser in a remote session, you do what you do, and then close the
> session and the session expires. I'
Subject: Re: [NTSysADM] a "secure browser"
You'd be reliant on online capability to use the browser though, surely?
There is stuff out there like App-V and ThinApp that can cache packaged apps on
the client (or deliver through Citrix) already, similar to the old Citrix
offline
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