7.1.5
Automation & virtual desktop
Added MCP services and virtual-desktop related capabilities, plus UX polish for more complex automation and desktop workflows.
Create dedicated browser environments for different businesses and accounts — environment isolation, network config, and team collaboration in one workspace.
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BitBrowser is an independent browser-environment manager for multi-account workflows. We aim to bring work that used to be scattered across browsers, devices, and teammates into one clearer, easier-to-manage client.
You can create separate browser environments for stores, ad accounts, social profiles, or projects. Each environment keeps its own login state, browser settings, and related data, and you can attach network settings so every account has its own workspace.
As scale grows, environment management shifts from solo work to team collaboration. BitBrowser keeps improving grouping, member permissions, environment assignment, sync, and batch management so individuals and teams can run day-to-day ops from one workspace.
From basic multi-open needs to a system covering environments, networking, automation, and team collaboration.
Facing parallel cross-border and multi-platform accounts, we focused on isolated browser environments so accounts can log in and keep state separately.
Beyond isolation, we added per-environment proxies and synced actions to cut repetitive work and make batch handling smoother.
Employee seats and permission assignment let ops, media buying, and support use different environments by role — less chaos from shared logins.
We keep improving RPA, scripts, and Local API, and expand related products like cloud phones and cloud PCs for more web and mobile scenarios.
Recent releases focus on stability, automation, and desktop experience.
7.1.5
Added MCP services and virtual-desktop related capabilities, plus UX polish for more complex automation and desktop workflows.
7.1.4
Ongoing polish on usability and system architecture. Prefer the latest official stable release.
Core stack
Isolated fingerprint environments, per-window proxies, one-to-many sync, team permissions, RPA, and Local API form today’s core capability set.
Multi-account work is rarely about “one more window” — it is mixed environments, unclear permissions, and hard-to-repeat workflows.
When accounts share one browser, logins, cache, and settings blur together. We want each business to have a clear, separately managed workspace.
Different stores or accounts often need different exits. We want network config bound per environment — not one setting for the whole machine.
Batch logins, tab switching, and similar actions cost a lot by hand. Sync and automation should reduce mechanical work.
Shared logins make permission and ownership fuzzy. Environments and seats should be assignable by role for handoffs and unified management.
Desktop client at the center, with related products and ongoing support.
Windows and macOS clients with isolated environments, proxy binding, sync, team permissions, RPA, and Local API.
Pair with Bit cloud phones (Android / iOS) and Bit cloud PCs for more account and device scenarios beyond the web client.
10 environments free forever; upgrade window count or employee seats in the client billing center when you need more.
Service hours Mon–Sun 10:00–22:00, with tutorials and support. You can also reach us via the footer contact details.
Choose Windows or macOS, create isolated browser environments, and start clearer multi-account management.
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