Manage guest access
Approve guests for each browser. Choose view-only or control permission. Review connected guests in Access.
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Who has access
People and permissions for this browser.
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YouThis computer
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No guests have access to this browser.
The final supported controls will be documented with the public release.
This browser isn’t shared.
Only the host can use it until a guest is invited.
Access is paused.
The host controls when the guest can use this browser.
Host’s view. Create and manage browsers on your computer. Your guest controls only the shared browser space.
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These are design areas. Public release documentation will explain the controls that are actually implemented and enforced.
- View and control
- Give a guest a view into the browser, or let them interact when that is needed.
- Clipboard and files
- Treat clipboard use, uploads and downloads as deliberate permissions.
- Websites and duration
- Site restrictions, session limits and revocation are part of the desktop access design.
- Desktop versus Chrome
- An extension may offer different controls from a dedicated desktop environment. Rely on the documentation for the release you use.
Access to signed-in accounts
- Choose trusted guests
- A person operating a signed-in browser may be able to perform account actions.
- Use account roles
- Where a website offers roles and scoped permissions, use them alongside browser access.
- Security testing status
- This page describes the product design. It is not a claim of completed security testing, certification or independent verification.
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Public Windows and macOS releases and the Chrome extension are in development.