Cloud Browser

A cloud browser is a managed remote browser runtime that keeps execution, state, and observability outside a developer laptop.

A cloud browser is a browser instance that runs on remote infrastructure instead of on the local machine. For agent workloads, it usually includes isolated sessions, persistent state, replay, viewer surfaces, and runtime controls.

A remote Chrome process alone is not enough. A real cloud browser product exposes lifecycle, evidence, and trust boundaries that survive production use.

Why it matters

  • It moves browser work out of fragile local environments.
  • It keeps state and evidence attached to the run.
  • Steel Cloud is Steel's managed cloud browser offering.