Intune Managed Browser Software
Company Name: Microsoft Corporation
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Intune Managed Browser Overview
The Intune Managed Browser app lets you safely view and navigate web pages that might contain company information, and provides a secure web-browsing experience for Microsoft Office and other apps managed by Microsoft Intune.
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Product Details and Description of
Managed Browser The Intune Managed Browser app lets you safely view and navigate web pages that might contain company information, and provides a secure web-browsing experience for Microsoft Office and other apps managed by Microsoft Intune. This browser helps your IT administrator protect company information without restricting your regular web browsing or app experience. Features: Full compatibility with the Microsoft Office apps, protecting sensitive company data without impacting any of your personal information Enables you to open rights-restricted data in a more secure app Allows you to safely cut/copy/paste between apps managed with Microsoft Intune Helps you get to work faster by signing in once and getting access to all your SaaS apps using Microsoft MyApps Important: This app works best with your work account and a connection to your company’s subscription to Microsoft Intune. Some functionality is unavailable in certain countries. If you have issues with this software or questions about its use (including your company’s privacy policy), contact your IT administrator. Do not contact your network operator, the device manufacturer, or Microsoft for support.
Top Reviews
By Endurancevm
Garbage
Why does this browser still exist? Why does everything corporate have to be so awfully bad (double negative there). From Blackberry work, to business laptops, to this abysmal excuse for a browser (hasn’t been updated in 7 months). It is depressing and debilitating to use the business tools at our disposal and it seems that company admins are either clueless or deliberately obtuse about alternatives.
By JBaker-McBride
This was the best they could do?
We spend millions of dollars a year on Microsoft’s products and this spartan barebones browser that hasn’t been updated for current sizes of iOS devices was the best that could be done? Honestly, mobile safari from 2012 may have been a more capable browser.
By Charles F'n Greathouse
Really quite terrible
Writing this review as an outlet with almost no hope of change. It’s not compatible with our internal tools yet its the required corporate browser. I imagine the product manager to have a calloused un-empathic heart with a backlog filled with easy to accomplish low value tasks.
