When navigating to a URL that isn't isolated, the webpage won't load correctly if the subresources on the webpage match a security rule with isolation. As a workaround, you need to configure your security rules to allow subresource URLs. To do this, update your URL access Management Profile to set the site access for the subresource URL to

Allow

.

Depending on how an extension is implemented, some browser extensions on an end user's local browser that interact with a loaded page will be ignored (won't take effect) during remote isolated browsing. For example, ad blockers installed on a local browser don't take effect during local browsing. Extensions that don't interact with a webpage will still work in isolated browsing.

While downloading content during isolated browsing, if

RBI

does not receive the Content-Length header in an HTTP request or response, the download percentages will not be accurately displayed.

When using Private Browsing in Safari,

RBI

functionality is limited. This occurs because Safari handles privacy controls differently when compared to Chromium-based browsers.