Citrix Secure Browser

Citrix Secure Browser is virtualization software that allows web applications to run in incompatible browsers. Using Secure Browser, an IT administrator can create a virtualized web browser, assign a specific web app to it and then deliver the workload to a physical web browser running on a user's endpoint device.

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Secure Browser appears as a tab in the user's physical browser, but it is actually running a different version or a different browser altogether; for example, users can access a Microsoft Internet Explorer app through a Google Chrome browser. The virtual browser is delivered through a Citrix Receiver for HTML5 session to the user's physical browser. The physical browser displays only the web app, but not all the other aspects of the virtual browser, such as the toolbar. Users can access Secure Browser apps through any modern internet browser, including Internet Explorer, Chrome, Apple Safari and Mozilla Firefox.

All Secure Browser apps have Adobe Flash and Microsoft Silverlight plug-ins preinstalled.