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BrowserBox Logo 2025

BrowserBox by DOSAYGO

Secure, modern Remote Browser Isolation (RBI) with a clientless experience

License Required BrowserBox Secure RBI NIST 800-53 Alignment HIPAA Ready DLP Options
bbx Saga Test Suite

STATUS UPDATE: The new BrowserBox version has landed. We were up and installable from December 2018 until a brief outage last month while we migrated to a binary release system. Sorry for the downtime and thanks for the patience. We are back up now with a soft-launch beta - expect rapid iteration and please report issues.
Stability & Authority: Shipping RBI since 2018, now on signed binary releases with a tighter CI loop. We are small by design but serious about reliability and fast support.

BrowserBoxโ„ข is a remote browser isolation (RBI) platform for security teams, SaaS builders, and IT ops. It streams a full modern browser to any client with low latency and 60 FPS, supports embedding, and runs on Windows, Linux, and containers. A product key is required for all BrowserBox usage.

At a glance:

  • Clientless RBI: No plugins or downloads for end users.
  • 60 FPS streaming: Smooth, responsive browsing over the network.
  • Embed anywhere: Drop in the BrowserBox webview to your app or portal.
  • Flexible deployment: Works on Windows, Linux, Docker, and LXC.
  • Built for control: Policies, isolation, and audit-friendly workflows.

Quick links: Get Started | Pricing | Support

Official sites: BrowserBox, DOSAYGO, and CloudTabs

bbx CLI help (expand)


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				 Welcome to the bbx CLI tool for BrowserBox!

Usage:
		 bbx <command> [options]

Commands:

  install      Install BrowserBox + bbx CLI
  uninstall    Remove everything
  activate     Purchase a license                   bbx activate [number of people]
  setup        Configure options                    bbx setup [--port|-p <p>] [--hostname|-h <h>] [--token|-t <t>] [--zeta|-z]

    setup options:
      --zeta, -z  Expose each service as a unique hostname. Useful for nginx,
                  ngrok, similar layers, or standard HTTP/S ports. Expects hosts.env
  certify      Check your license
  run          Run BrowserBox                       bbx run [--port|-p <port>] [--hostname|-h <hostname>]
  stop         Stop BrowserBox (current user)
  run-as       Run as a specific user               bbx run-as [--temporary] [username] [port]
  stop-user    Stop BrowserBox for a specific user  bbx stop-user <username> [delay_seconds]
  logs         Show BrowserBox logs
  update       Update BrowserBox                    bbx update [<version>|--latest-rc]
  status       Check BrowserBox status
  tor-run      Run BrowserBox on Tor                bbx tor-run [--no-darkweb] [--no-onion]
  zt-run       Run BrowserBox with ZeroTier tunnel  bbx zt-run
  docker-run   Run BrowserBox using Docker          bbx docker-run [nickname] [--port|-p <port>]
  docker-stop  Stop a Dockerized BrowserBox         bbx docker-stop <nickname>
  automate     *Drive with script, MCP or REPL
  ng-run       Run BrowserBox with Nginx proxy      bbx ng-run
  --version    Show version
  --help       Show this help

*automate coming soon

Table of Contents

  1. Commercial Licensing & Legal (Not Open Source)
  2. Get Started in 3 Steps
  3. Why Choose BrowserBox?
  4. Key Benefits
  5. Who Needs BrowserBox?
  6. Core Features
  7. What's New In The Latest Release
  8. See It In Action
  9. Supported Network Topologies
  10. Platform Compatibility
  11. Meet bbx: Your BrowserBox Command Center
  12. Embed BrowserBox Anywhere
  13. Advanced Usage
  14. License Compliance & Usage Data
  15. Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)
  16. Support
  17. About DOSAYGO
  18. Copyright & Licensing

Commercial Licensing & Legal (Not Open Source)

BrowserBox is a commercial product. All usage requires a valid license, including development and evaluation. If you want to contribute, you must first obtain a development license per CONTRIBUTING.TXT.

We are a small team and we protect our IP because it funds the work, the infrastructure, and the support that keep BrowserBox reliable. Please review our Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.

Get Started in 3 Steps

1. Install the bbx CLI

The bbx command-line interface is your primary tool for managing BrowserBox.

  • Windows:
    irm https://browserbox.io/install.ps1 | iex
  • Linux (Debian, Ubuntu, CentOS, RHEL, NixOS) & macOS & Docker:
    bash <(curl -sSL https://browserbox.io/install.sh) install
  • Via NPM (@browserbox/browserbox):
    npm i -g @browserbox/browserbox
    bbx-install

Note

Installers now use browserbox.io endpoints. If you see older docs pointing to dosaygo.com, use the commands above.

2. Purchase & Obtain Your Product Key

A product key is required.

You can also purchase directly via the bbx CLI on Linux/macOS:

bbx activate [number of people]

Caution

Unlicensed instances will display a warning and shut down after a brief period. Ensure you have a valid product key for uninterrupted use.

Important

After purchase, you'll receive an email with a secure link to view your Product Key. Save it safely; the link is single-use. Lost keys can be re-issued by contacting Support.

3. Activate & Run BrowserBox

  • Windows: Set the LICENSE_KEY environment variable:
    $Env:LICENSE_KEY = "YOUR_BROWSERBOX_PRODUCT_KEY"
  • Linux/macOS: Use bbx certify to enter and save your Product Key (if not already saved via bbx activate).
    bbx certify YOUR_BROWSERBOX_PRODUCT_KEY

Then, start BrowserBox:

bbx setup  # Run once for initial configuration
bbx run

Access BrowserBox using the Login Link provided in your console. For public internet access, ensure your DNS records are configured correctly. View logs with bbx logs and stop with bbx stop.

Why Choose BrowserBox?

In today's threat landscape, standard browsing carries real risk. BrowserBox provides an isolated environment that reduces exposure to web-based threats before they reach your network or endpoints. It's a practical tool for:

  • Protecting Sensitive Data: Support secure workflows in regulated environments.
  • Secure Automation: Run web automation inside isolation boundaries.
  • Compliance & DLP: Apply policy-driven controls to reduce data leakage.
  • Developer Productivity: Easily embed secure browsing into applications.

Key Benefits

  • Stronger Isolation: Reduce malware risk and limit exposure to web-based threats.
  • Effortless Integration: Clientless RBI works in any browser. Embed secure browsing into your apps or protect local tabs with minimal friction.
  • Cross-Platform Coverage: Runs on Windows, Linux (Debian, Ubuntu, RHEL, CentOS, NixOS), Docker, and LXC.
  • Smooth UX: Low-latency rendering with a focus on responsiveness and 60 FPS streaming.
  • Developer Friendly: Powerful bbx CLI and a straightforward Embedding API.

Who Needs BrowserBox?

  • Security Teams: Reduce risk from untrusted browsing while keeping access simple.
  • SaaS Builders & Integrators: Embed isolated browsing directly into your product or workflow.
  • IT & Ops: Deploy a manageable, remote browser on mixed fleets and servers.
  • Automation & QA: Run scripts against real sites inside an isolated environment.
  • Regulated Orgs: Support policy-driven browsing with configurable controls.

Core Features

  • Clientless Remote Browser Isolation (RBI): No downloads or plugins needed for end-users. Access from any modern web browser.
  • Comprehensive Platform Support: Windows, major Linux distributions, Docker, LXC.
  • Powerful bbx CLI Tool: Manage installations, licenses, users, and run modes (including Tor).
  • Easy Embedding API: Integrate BrowserBox into your web applications with a simple <browserbox-webview> custom element.
  • Automation Ready: Designed for use with Puppeteer (PPtr) and Playwright (support coming soon).
  • Security Focused: Built-in DLP features, Tor support for anonymity, and robust access controls.
  • 1-Click Cloud Deployment (Coming Soon): Easily deploy on Vultr, AWS, Azure, or Linode.

What's New In The Latest Release

  • Binary release system: Faster installs and more reliable updates.
  • 60 FPS streaming: Smooth, responsive remote browsing.
  • Unified install endpoints: browserbox.io installers for Linux/macOS and Windows.

See It In Action

BrowserBox provides a full-featured, secure browsing experience:

BrowserBox displays the web, like a normal browser, but enterprise secure. Secure Web Browsing BrowserBox displays PDFs like a normal browser. Seamless PDF Viewing BrowserBox has DevTools like a normal browser Powerful DevTools BrowserBox uploads files, and does many other things, just like a normal browser. Full Browser Features (File Uploads, etc.)

Supported Network Topologies

๐ŸŒ Unlock Any Network Scenario with BrowserBox โ€“ Whether you're a SD-WAN architect optimizing enterprise connectivity, a NAT traversal expert punching through firewalls, a WiFi specialist ensuring seamless access on the go, or a NOC pro managing mission-critical operations, BrowserBox delivers unmatched flexibility. From massive country-scale deployments to secure homelab setups, our platform adapts to virtually every operating system, client device, and networking topology you'll encounter. Run it headless on servers without a graphical display or GPU for efficient, low-footprint opsโ€”or leverage full GPU acceleration and manual graphical displays when you need visual power. BrowserBox isn't just software; it's an all-in-one toolkit for secure, scalable remote browser access that fits your environment, not the other way around. From mesh to edge, from overlay to backbone โ€” BrowserBox works with it all. ๐Ÿš€

Comprehensive Topology Compatibility at a Glance

Here's the core of what makes BrowserBox a networking powerhouseโ€”a detailed table of our supported topologies. We've got you covered from simple HTTP setups to advanced overlay networks, with zero-compromise reliability across platforms. (And stay tuned: Native support via the bbx CLI is coming soon for NGINX, Cloudflare Tunnels, and ZeroTier on all platforms, plus automated SSH port forwarding with built-in certificate management and orchestration. Get ready for even smoother integrations! ๐ŸŽ‰)

Topology Description Public Access? Key Features & Benefits OS Support (Ubuntu/macOS/Windows) Best For
HTTP Only Basic unencrypted HTTP connections for quick, lightweight access. Yes (if exposed) Simple setup; ideal for internal testing or low-security demos. Supports custom ports (e.g., 8080, 9999, 11111) or standard (80). โœ… / โœ… / โœ… Rapid prototyping in trusted networks.
HTTP/WS HTTP with WebSocket support for real-time bidirectional communication. Yes (if exposed) Enables interactive apps; pairs with custom/standard ports for flexibility. โœ… / โœ… / โœ… Chat apps, live updates, or collaborative tools.
HTTPS/WSS/WebRTC Secure HTTPS with WebSocket Secure and WebRTC for encrypted, peer-to-peer media streaming. Yes (if exposed) End-to-end encryption; auto-cert handling; custom/standard ports (443 default). โœ… / โœ… / โœ… Video calls, secure file sharing, or real-time collaboration in production.
Tor/HTTP Tor onion service over HTTP for pseudonymous access. Yes (via .onion) High privacy; bypasses censorship; slow but reliable. Requires Tor Browser. โœ… / โœ… / โœ… Privacy-focused demos or restricted environments.
Tor/HTTPS Secure Tor onion service with HTTPS encryption. Yes (via .onion) Adds TLS to Tor for extra security; reliable NAT traversal. โœ… / โœ… / โœ… Anonymous secure access in high-threat scenarios.
SSH Port Forward, HTTP SSH-based port forwarding tunneling HTTP traffic. No (private) Secure, low-latency; forwards to custom/standard ports. Upcoming auto-cert orchestration. โœ… / โœ… / โœ… Private homelab access or secure internal routing.
SSH Port Forward, HTTPS SSH forwarding with HTTPS for encrypted tunnels. No (private) Combines SSH reliability with TLS; flexible port options. Native enhancements incoming. โœ… / โœ… / โœ… Enterprise-grade secure remote sessions.
Custom Ports User-defined ports (e.g., 8080, 9999, 11111) across any protocol. Varies Total control; avoids conflicts; integrates with all topologies. โœ… / โœ… / โœ… Tailored setups for specialized apps or multi-service hosts.
Standard Ports Default ports (e.g., 80 for HTTP, 443 for HTTPS) for seamless compatibility. Varies Plug-and-play; reduces config overhead in standard environments. โœ… / โœ… / โœ… Quick deployments matching common infrastructure.
Cloudflare Tunnel HTTPS DNS facade with port relay via Cloudflare's edge network. Yes (*.trycloudflare.com) Auto-install; high reliability; great perf. Native bbx cf-run support soon. โœ… / โœ… / โœ… Quick public demos with origin privacy.
localhost.run SSH reverse tunnel with HTTPS facade. Yes (http(s)://โ€ฆlhr.life) Zero-config; medium reliability; occasional interstitials. โœ… / โœ… / โœ… Free, easy links for casual sharing.
ngrok Port relay with HTTPS and auth token for secure exposure. Yes (*.ngrok-free.app) High perf; webhooks ready; free tier limits (1 tunnel). Token required. โœ… / โœ… / โœ… Shareable demos and webhook testing.
Pinggy Port relay with HTTPS; may have interstitials. Yes (*.pinggy.io) Fair reliability; okay perf. โœ… / โœ… / โ„น๏ธ (Limited on Windows) Budget-friendly webhooks and demos.
Tailscale Overlay network for private, LAN-like access. No (private tailnet) Very high reliability; low latency. SSH forwarding; token required. Less stable on Windows/VPN. โœ… / โœ… / โ„น๏ธ (SSH not upstream-supported on Windows) Private team debugging and access.
Tor Onion routing for pseudonymous, reliable access. Yes (.onion) Extremely reliable (but slow); privacy-first. We already have bbx tor-run. โœ… / โœ… / โœ… Censorship-resistant, anonymous deployments.
Tunnelmole OSS ngrok-style relay with HTTPS. Yes (https://โ€ฆtunnelmole.net/.com) High reliability; good perf; auto-install. โœ… / โœ… / โœ… Open-source demos with easy URLs.
ZeroTier Overlay network for peer-to-peer private access. No (private network) LAN-like; very high reliability. Native bbx zt-run support soon. Tokens required; client on access device. โœ… / โœ… / โœ… Secure P2P demos in overlays.

Notes on Flexibility & Power:

  • Headless or Graphical? Your Call. BrowserBox thrives on headless machinesโ€”no display or GPU needed for core opsโ€”making it perfect for servers or cloud instances. But when you want it, tap into GPU acceleration for heavy rendering or enable manual graphical displays for hands-on control. Scale from a single homelab box to nationwide rollouts without missing a beat. ๐Ÿ’ช
  • Why BrowserBox Wins Networks: In a world of rigid tools, BrowserBox stands out by embracing every topology. Punch through NAT with ease, integrate with SD-WAN for optimized routing, ensure WiFi stability for mobile pros, and give NOC teams the configurability to monitor and manage at scale. It's not just supportedโ€”it's battle-tested for real-world wins. Ready to deploy? Fork, configure, and conquer! ๐ŸŒ

Platform Compatibility

BrowserBox runs seamlessly across a wide range of operating systems and containerization technologies:

Platform Supported Icon
Tails* โŒ Tails
Windows & Windows Server โœ… Windows
Debian โœ… Debian
Ubuntu โœ… Ubuntu
CentOS Stream โœ… CentOS Stream
RHEL โœ… Red Hat Enterprise Linux
NixOS โœ… NixOS
Docker โœ… Docker
LXC โœ… LXC
Podmanโ€ก ๐Ÿšง Podman
Windows 9xโ€  โœ… Windows 9x

Note

Run bbx (or bbx install on Windows) to ensure you have the latest version (v13+) with all fixes and features.

Notes

  • *Tails is not supported because neither Chrome nor Docker can be installed.
  • โ€กPodman support is currently under consideration.
  • โ€ Windows 9x clients are supported by running the new win9x_bbpro command which will output the login link for legacy Windows clients (such as Internet Explorer (IE 5, IE 6, etc) or Netscape. Supported Windows 9x operating systems for legacy clients include Windows 95, Windows 98, Windows 2000, Windows NT the BrowserBox server must still be run on a modern system, but now you can connect to BrowserBox from legacy Windows 9x machines and browsers. Modern clients can still use the legacy endpoint but the experience is understandably jurassic.

BrowserBox Legacy Client Running in IE 5 in Windows 98


Meet bbx: Your BrowserBox Command Center

BrowserBox v13 CLI - bbx

The bbx CLI simplifies every aspect of BrowserBox management:

  • โœ… Easy Installation & Updates: bbx install, bbx update
  • ๐Ÿ’ณ License Management: bbx activate [number of seats], bbx certify [product key]
  • ๐Ÿ‘ฉโ€๐Ÿ’ป Multi-User Support: Run BrowserBox for multiple users on a single machine.
  • ๐Ÿณ Docker Integration: bbx docker-run
  • ๐Ÿง… Tor Anonymity: bbx tor-run
  • โš™๏ธ Core Operations: bbx run, bbx stop, bbx logs, bbx setup
  • ๐ŸŒŸ And much more! Run bbx --help for a full list of commands on your OS.

Embed BrowserBox Anywhere

Easily integrate secure, remote browsing into your web applications using the BrowserBox Embedding API. Our <browserbox-webview> custom element allows you to add a fully isolated browser to any webpage.

Quick Start:

  1. Configure Server: Set ALLOWED_EMBEDDING_ORIGINS on your BrowserBox server:
    export ALLOWED_EMBEDDING_ORIGINS="https://your-embedding-site.com"
    bbx run
  2. Add to HTML: Include the script and element in your webpage:
    <script src="https://raw.githubusercontent.com/BrowserBox/BrowserBox/main/api/browserbox-webview.js"></script>
    <browserbox-webview login-link="https://your-browserbox-instance.com/login/abc123" width="800" height="600"></browserbox-webview>

For more details, see the browserbox-webview.js file.


Advanced Usage

  • Secure Document Viewing: Safely preview files without downloading them to the client device (Linux only).
  • Developer Tools Access: Inspect remote pages by right-clicking within the BrowserBox session.
  • Tor & SSH Tunneling: Enhance privacy and anonymity.

License Compliance & Usage Data

BrowserBox requires a valid license for all deployments. We utilize usage data solely to ensure license compliance and for operational purposes. We never sell your data. Please review our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.

Important

A valid license unlocks all features, ensures ongoing support, and guarantees a secure, compliant solution.


Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ)

Q: Can I get an evaluation license? A: You can Apply for a 7-Day Trial Here.

Q: Why is a license required for BrowserBox? A: Licenses fund development, updates, and support so we can keep BrowserBox reliable and secure.

Q: Do you offer perpetual licenses (non-subscription, version-locked)? A: Yes, for enterprise clients with an Annual Contract Value (ACV) of $150K+. Please contact sales@dosaygo.com for inquiries.

Q: How does BrowserBox compare to other RBI solutions? A: BrowserBox uniquely combines enterprise-grade security, extensive cross-platform compatibility (including Docker and multiple OS), an easy-to-use embedding API, and a powerful CLI, all in one package.

Q: What do I receive when I purchase a license? A: You'll get an email with a secure, one-time link to view your product key. This key is valid for the number of seats purchased (adjustable during checkout). This is the same as the number of people who will use BrowserBox in your product or organization. For high volume or to negotiate custom pricing reach out to us.

Q: How can I purchase more licenses or get volume discounts? A: Volume discounts are available for commercial licenses and are automatically applied on our payment page. For custom packages or questions, contact sales@dosaygo.com. Non-commercial licenses have a flat rate.

Q: I may have used BrowserBox without a license in the past. How can I become compliant? A: We understand situations can be complex. Please contact legal@dosaygo.com to discuss your situation and achieve compliance. We're here to help you get on the right track.

Q: Where can I find more information or ask other questions? A: Visit dosaygo.com or email sales@dosaygo.com.


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About DOSAYGO

DOSAYGO (also known, due to an early incorporation typo, as DOSYAGO) is committed to building innovative and secure technology solutions. Our products include:

  • BrowserBox: Secure Remote Browser Isolation.
  • DiskerNet: Technology for creating offline archives of web content.

Visit us at dosaygo.com.


Copyright & Licensing

BrowserBoxโ„ข is ยฉ 2018-2025 DOSAYGO Corporation USA. All rights reserved. The bbx CLI tool and other specified components are under the LICENSE.md in this repository. You need a license agreement to use this product. Purchase licenses online at: https://dosaygo.com/commerce or reach out to sales@dosaygo.com to discuss your needs. The BrowserBox product requires a validly purchased license (either commercial for business and personal use, or non-commercial for public sector and non-profit). Your license comes with one or more license keys and a number of seats.


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