Product
One system: the web, the worker and the browser core
Browlix has three parts that work together. The web dashboard is where your team manages; the worker opens browsers on your machines; the Chromium core Browlix maintains applies each profile's settings.
The three parts of Browlix
Web dashboard
Profiles, proxies, machines, sessions, flows, AI agent, team and logs. Every write goes through one permission check on the server.
Browlix worker
A small program installed on Windows or Ubuntu. It takes signed commands, opens and closes browsers, reports status and updates itself from signed releases.
Browser core
Official Chromium with a small patch set maintained by Browlix, applying profile settings inside the browser instead of injecting scripts into pages.
How a session moves through the system
You click Open on the web, call the API or let a flow open it
The server checks permissions and quotas and picks a suitable machine
The worker receives a signed command and opens the browser with the profile's proxy and settings
The browser reports which settings it applied; you watch remotely, automate or attach Playwright
Operating systems
- Windows x86_64
- Tested on Windows Server 2016
- Ubuntu x86_64
- Runs as a systemd service
- macOS
- Not supported yet
Explore each capability
Each feature page lists its status, specs and current limitations.
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