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How to launch a disposable browser workspace, what the free service covers, and answers to the questions we get most

Launch a workspace

A disposable browser takes three clicks. Nothing to install, nothing to pay.

  1. 1

    Open the launch page

    Go to the launch page and pick a browser. Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave, Opera and Tor are all there.

  2. 2

    Set it up, or skip this

    Signed in, you choose the browser language and the keyboard layout, and they follow your account. Choosing the exit country is part of the paid plans.

  3. 3

    Start browsing

    The session streams into your tab within seconds. Close the tab and the container is destroyed with everything in it.

Launch a workspace

What people use it for

The patterns that bring most visitors here.

Geo-restricted content

Open the same page from another country to check localized pricing, layout or licensing, without putting a VPN on your own device.

Suspicious links

Open a link from an email or a chat inside a throwaway container, so whatever it serves never reaches your machine.

Quick compatibility checks

Start Chrome, Firefox, Edge, Brave, Opera or Tor on demand to reproduce a rendering bug or confirm a fix.

Sign-ups you would rather not own

Pair a session with the disposable inbox in your dashboard when a site wants an address before it shows you anything.

Borrowed and public machines

Browse from a container instead of the laptop in front of you. Nothing is saved, and nothing is left behind when the tab closes.

Untrusted web tools

Open a third-party admin panel or an unknown web app in a container so its code never executes on your work device.

Frequently asked questions

If your question is not covered here, the contact form below reaches a human.

Does any of this cost money?
The free tier costs nothing and is paid for by ads. Two subscriptions sit on top of it: Plus at $9 per month, ad-free with every browser and friendlier limits, and Premium at $19 per month, which adds saved profiles, MCP access for AI assistants, more residential data and a second session.
Which browsers can I launch?
Chrome, Edge, Firefox, Brave, Opera and Tor. Signed in, every one of them is a click away. Anonymous visitors see the restricted images locked behind a sign-in.
How long does a session stay alive?
It shuts itself down once nobody is watching it any more, and in any case after a maximum runtime. On the free tier, closing the tab ends the session shortly after you leave; on a paid plan it stays available for a while, so you can come back to it.
Does anything survive between sessions?
No, and that is the point. Every workspace is a fresh container; cookies, cache and downloads are destroyed when it ends. Your account keeps your settings and your session history, never the contents of a session.
Can I choose where the session browses from?
Yes, from Plus onwards: paid sessions can browse from a country of your choice. On the free tier every session takes the nearest exit; signed in you still choose the browser language and the keyboard layout.
Does Browser.lol record what happens inside the browser?
We log workspace metadata for abuse prevention (image, region, timestamps, status). We do not record keystrokes, page contents or navigation history inside the workspace itself, beyond automated abuse signals. See the privacy policy for the full list.

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