Cloud browsers: create, control and replay

Create an independent Brave or Chromium browser without AWS credentials. Your administrator must enable the service first.

Updated October 8, 2026

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   Time balance and redemption

   New accounts receive 30 browser-minutes once, with one concurrent browser during the trial. Time starts when the desktop is ready and is added across browsers: three browsers running for ten minutes consume thirty minutes. Closing the page, background replay and workflow waits still consume time; stopping replay does not stop the browser. At zero, browsers are deleted and tasks and loops stop. View your balance and redeem browser-time codes in Account Center. Browser credit does not expire with AWS access. AWS Pro codes extend AWS access only. Your account page shows your concurrency limit and any unlimited-time grant.

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   Choose browser, region and count

   Open Cloud browsers from the sidebar and choose Create browsers. Choose Brave or Chromium, add regions with separate counts (up to 32 browsers total), and set an automatic-deletion deadline. Names are numbered across regions; failures in one region do not block the others. Add startup URLs, choose which to bookmark, and add extra bookmarks or store/ZIP extensions. Settings are saved to your account.

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   Control independently or synchronize

   Open a ready browser individually, or select several and choose Open desktop tabs for independent tabs. Non-ready browsers are skipped. If Safari or another browser blocks pop-ups, allow them and retry or use the individual links in the notice. Choose Sync / record and replay when you want a shared workspace. Synchronization forwards primary-desktop input to selected browsers. Equal tiles with adjustable columns suit independent control. One page controls each browser at a time; separate tabs can view the same desktop. Use Paste into remote browser, or enter text beside it and send, if keyboard paste fails.

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   Separate desktop and clipboard

   Choose Open desktop for a full-window, single-browser page. Its toolbar icon is hidden by default; enable it in Settings, press Ctrl + Alt + Shift, or tap the desktop with three fingers on a phone. Touch supports taps, dragging, two-finger scrolling and long-press right-click. Type into the toolbar text field and send to enter text. Click the desktop and use Ctrl / ⌘ + C and V to copy and paste text; remote copies synchronize locally. Allow clipboard access when prompted, or use the toolbar text field if permissions are restricted. Up to 1 MiB of plain text is supported, not images or files. Background tabs do not overwrite your local clipboard. Separate desktop in the multi-browser workspace releases that browser’s control for the new tab.

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   Record, import and replay

   Open Sync / record and replay, choose a primary desktop, record, then stop and save. Imported files show their name, browser, event count, duration and account-save status without executing. Replay targets are separate from sync followers; select compatible browsers, view individual progress or stop one target. Download the recording as JSON or restore it from your account on another device. Local replay needs the page running; background replay continues in the cloud. Import cloud-browser recordings and use the same browser; Windows RDP recordings are incompatible. Replay follows coordinates and timing, so page changes and load delays can still cause deviations.

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   Scheduled replay and loop workflows

   At creation, choose scheduled replay or a loop using your latest saved recording. A loop creates browsers, delays replay, and waits the configured cooldown after its replay participants finish. Healthy browsers do not wait for long startup retries. After the first desktop is ready, normal first starts get up to 30 more seconds before the configured replay delay begins. The participant list is fixed when replay starts. Browsers that miss replay but recover before cleanup carry into the next round, replacing new launches in the same region without changing the total. Unrecovered browsers are deleted. Carried browsers receive a fresh lifetime for the next round and continue consuming runtime credit. Choose a round count or continue until stopped. The last round and Stop and delete this round clean up all workflow browsers. If no browser starts or no replay completes, the workflow stops with a reason. Allow enough lifetime for the whole round.

Closing the panel does not stop browser billing. The deletion deadline, manual deletion or container failure clears the current browsing data; saved settings and recordings remain. A region does not guarantee the exit IP’s country or city.