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Browser Max in depth
Browser Max
A controlled browser workspace for allow-listed HTTPS sites.
- Navigation limited to an exact allow-list of HTTPS hosts. URLs with credentials, IP addresses, localhost and non-default ports are refused.
- Pages are sandboxed with no popups, no downloads and no referrer. Other sites open in your normal browser.
- Local bookmarks, and a decision log you can clear after confirming.
- An optional local managed-policy file, enforced only once its exact bytes are pinned by SHA-256.
Ultra X27: adds up to 30 named research workspaces, each with up to 20 pages in up to eight groups, with reviewed import and export.
Limits: It is not a VPN, a tracker blocker or browser profile sync. Policy enforcement is local, not device management (MDM).
How it works
- It is a separate desktop product on Culltron's shared, hardened platform, with its own full editor and local workspace.
- A local, authenticated runtime serves the editor. Your files stay on your machine.
- A signed licence lease unlocks the paid edition, and Ultra X27 features are enforced by the server, not just hidden.
- Changes write new copies, usually with checksum receipts, so originals are not overwritten.
Frequently asked questions
Does Browser Max work offline?
Yes. The core editor runs locally through Culltron's runtime on your own machine and keeps files in a local folder.
What does Ultra X27 add?
Ultra X27 adds up to 30 named research workspaces, each with up to 20 pages in up to eight groups, with reviewed import and export.
What are the limits of Browser Max?
It is not a VPN, a tracker blocker or browser profile sync. Policy enforcement is local, not device management (MDM).
Can I download Browser Max today?
Not yet publicly. Builds are tested, but a public download appears only after signing, checksum verification and release approval.
Release status: built and tested in the repository. A public download appears only after signing, checksum verification and release approval; see Downloads. Source of these facts: the product's engineering README.