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    Windows Kiosk Browser App vs Chrome Browser for Managing Browsing Experience on Windows 10

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    Windows Kiosk Browser

    Windows 10 devices are preferred by organizations to be deployed as browser kiosks, to offer internet access to multiple stakeholders and users, thanks to their familiarity and ease-of-use across all user types. Controlling the browsing environment on these devices without impacting the user experience is crucial and hence, managing the Windows 10 kiosk browser devices with a Windows MDM solution is essential. 

    Scalefusion MDM helps in managing Windows 10 kiosk browser devices secured with company-specific policies & restrictions. Scalefusion supports Windows Kiosk Browser app as well as Chrome browser on managed devices for controlled browsing. With Scalefusion, IT administrators can enforce single app mode on Windows 10 devices and configure Microsoft Kiosk browser or Chrome as the browser, leveraging the features of each for desired business benefits.

    Read more: Single App Mode on Windows 10 devices

    As both Windows Kiosk browser and Chrome browser are rich with capabilities to extend a secure browsing environment, it is crucial to know how each of these can be effectively managed for optimum business outputs.

    Scalefusion helps businesses in unleashing the true potential of Google Chrome by extending granular Chrome configurations for Windows 10 devices. In this article, we will have a look at the comparison of Windows Kiosk Browser app vs Google Chrome (Windows Chrome browser) for managing the browser experience on Windows 10 devices.

    Windows Kiosk Browser App vs Chrome Browser Management Comparison Table

    Scalefusion Management
    Capabilities
    Windows
    Kiosk Browser
    Google
    Chrome
    Allow/block websitesYesYes
    Control Forward, Back & Address BarYesYes
    Control Home ButtonYesYes
    Control Session Restart Dialogue displayYesNo
    Control End Session buttonYesNo
    Select User AccountYesYes
    Default Home PageNoYes
    User Experience SettingsNoYes
    Content settingsNoYes
    Security SettingsNoYes
    Network SettingsYesYes
    Windows Kiosk Browser App vs Chrome Browser Management
    Also read:
    
    How to Configure Microsoft Kiosk Browser App in Single App Mode
    How to Run Chrome Browser in Single App Mode on Windows 10
    What is Windows Kiosk Mode? – A Fundamental Elaboration

    As the fast-paced world relies more and more on accessing the web, it becomes imperative to have consistent access to the internet for various business as well as leisure purposes. Organizations deploy digital devices with coherent access to web apps to drive business operations. Retail stores make use of retail kiosks for streamlining purchases and offering an improved buying experience. The hospitality industry focuses on providing internet kiosks at spaces with large footprints such as airports, transport hubs, waiting areas, and shopping malls. 

    With Scalefusion, managing Windows Kiosk Browser App as well as Windows Chrome Browser is streamlined. Organizations can leverage the capabilities of these kiosk browsers coupled with the popularity of Windows 10 devices to drive business growth, user engagements while up-keeping device security & user privacy.

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    FAQ’s

    1. What is Windows Kiosk Browser?

    Windows Kiosk Browser is a specialized web browser designed for use in kiosk environments, such as public terminals or information booths. It restricts users to a specific website or set of websites, preventing access to other content or settings to ensure security and usability in public settings.

    2. How do I configure Windows Kiosk browser?

    To configure a Windows Kiosk browser using Scalefusion MDM, first, enroll your device in Scalefusion. Then, navigate to the Kiosk Settings section, choose Windows Kiosk, and configure the browser settings according to your requirements. Apply the settings to the device, and it will run in kiosk mode with the specified browser.

    3. What are the benefits of using Windows Kiosk Browser?

    Windows Kiosk Browser offers enhanced security, restricts access to specific websites or applications, and provides customizable settings for a controlled user experience. It’s ideal for public-facing environments like retail, libraries, or information kiosks, ensuring a streamlined and secure browsing experience for users.

    Renuka Shahane
    Renuka Shahane
    Renuka Shahane is an avid reader who loves writing about technology. She is an engineering graduate with 10+ years of experience in content creation, content strategy and PR for web-based startups.

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