Talk:Browser isolation

I just edited the page to remove the poorly written marketing messaging added by a company called CloudMosa who riddled the article with biased marketing messaging based on their own marketing sources. Am sorry CloudMosa marketing team, we are trying to maintain a serious page here on browser isolation and your edits were just ridiculous and added nothing of value to the page and instead muddied the waters around this cybersecurity model. You are not in the cybersecurity market and this page is about a cybersecurity model, please do not include this page in your marketing strategy. Wikipedia is not a marketing platform you can sell your services through.

Browser Isolation - broader topic

Seems to me this what is described is more along the lines of remote browser isolation and as such perhaps this should have a name change. My understanding of browser isolation is that it is about isolating specific activities within a specific browser. Then using many browsers or instances of the same browser.

An example, I could login to one gmail using one account using Firefox and into another gmail account using Chromium. I could also login to AWS using Brave. Now the tasks are isolated to these specific browsers (similar to using browser profiles) but they are all running at the same time and all under different browsers and none of them share the same cookies (as the cookies are in each browser). HipHop29 (talk) 22:52, 18 March 2026 (UTC)