Windows (via browser)

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Windows (via browser) refers to accessing the Windows operating system’s applications and services through a web browser interface rather than through native desktop installation.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf cloud computing use case
remote desktop access method
web-based operating system access
accesses Windows
surface form: Microsoft Windows operating system

Windows applications
Windows Shell
surface form: Windows desktop environment

Windows services
benefit access from multiple device types
centralized management of Windows instances
reduced client hardware requirements
simplified software deployment
challenge dependency on network latency and bandwidth
potential performance limitations for graphics-intensive apps
session security and data protection requirements
deploymentModel cloud-hosted Windows instances
on-premises virtual desktop infrastructure
doesNotRequire full local Windows installation
enables access to Windows from Chromebooks
access to Windows from Linux devices
access to Windows from macOS devices
access to Windows from thin clients
remote use of Windows from non-Windows devices
mayIntegrateWith identity providers such as Azure Active Directory
single sign-on solutions
oftenImplementedVia Azure Virtual Desktop
Remote Desktop Web Client
Windows 365 Cloud PC
remote desktop protocols
virtual desktop infrastructure
requires compatible web browser
network connectivity
securityFeature TLS-encrypted connections
browser-based authentication mechanisms
support for multi-factor authentication (depending on solution)
supports audio redirection (depending on solution)
clipboard redirection (depending on solution)
file transfer features (depending on solution)
keyboard input
mouse input
touch input (when browser and device support it)
targetUser IT administrators
knowledge workers
students and educators
usedFor access to corporate Windows desktops
access to legacy Windows applications
bring-your-own-device environments
education and lab environments
remote work scenarios
temporary or shared device access
userInterfaceType web browser interface

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