Remote Browser Isolation
Isolated Browsing Experience
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Isolated Browsing Experience
During isolated browsing, your users can access isolated websites securely and
experience a near-native browsing experience.
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After you have configured RBI and pushed the configuration to your endpoints, your users
can enter isolated browsing of websites that you have designated for isolation.
Before they begin isolated browsing, your users need to ensure that they are connected to
Prisma Access
using one of the connection methods such as the GlobalProtect app.
When your users browse websites in categories that you designated for isolation, they
can and enjoy a near-native browsing experience, where content loads nearly as fast as
websites that are not in isolation. RBI
supports most web technologies that a standard web browser supports, including
Javascript, modern frameworks, HTML5, HTTP protocol, and rich media support such as
video, audio, and animated GIFs. URL addresses shown on the remote browser will look the
same as the original native URLs, with no prefixes added to the addresses.Isolation Banner
When your users enter isolated browsing,
RBI
alerts the users
that they are in isolated browsing by displaying the isolation banner that you set
up. 
Report an Issue
A floating action button appears in the isolation browser to help your
users perform browser actions such as reporting an issue or viewing downloads. Your
users can click the button to display a list of actions. They can also drag the
button to different locations on the browser.
The following is an example of the floating action button:
If you configured
RBI
to allow your users to report any issues
they encountered during isolated browsing, they can click the floating action button
and Report an Issue
. RBI
will prompt
them to report an issue by filling in and submitting a form:
Browser Security Control
Depending on the browser actions that you defined in an isolation profile, your users
can or cannot perform the following actions in the browser:
- View files in isolation—View any file from the isolated website (disabled by default).When this action is enabled, the files will be converted into PDF format and the files will be read-only. If the download files action is enabled, an option will be provided to download the original file.
- Upload files—Upload any files (including drag and drop) to an isolated website (allowed by default).
- Download files—Download any files (including drag and drop) from an isolated website (allowed by default).
- Copy—Copy any content from the isolated website (allowed by default).
- Paste—Paste any content to the isolated website (allowed by default).
- Keyboard inputs—Input anything using the physical or virtual keyboard (allowed by default).
- Print—Print any content from an isolated website (allowed by default).