Alternatives

Products that do what Use your cluster of Virtual Machines through HTML5 enabled browser does

1VM
Virtual Machines in the Browser▲281
2013 · blog.grunseid.com
2AR
A remote browser product, open-sourced▲253
2019 · github.com
3RT
Real-time server monitoring in your browser▲346
2014 · scoutapp.github.io
4BA
Building an HTML5 Desktop environment with a minimal server component▲68
2013 · github.com
5NS
Neko – Self hosted virtual browser that runs in Docker and uses WebRTC▲227
2021 · github.com
6F3
Free 3D virtual office in the browser▲125
2021 · spot.xyz
7AW
A Windows 7 web desktop recreation▲74
2021 · desk.glitchy.website
8CB
CyberWeb – Building a Web Browser from Scratch on Windows 2000 [video]▲91
2019 · youtube.com
9AT
A tiny web browser implementation with V8 JavaScript engine and Rust▲144
2021 · github.com
10WJ
We just open-sourced a Skype replacement with HTML5▲303
2014 · voicechatapi.com
11OS
Open Sourcing my HTML5 Multiplayer Game Engine▲87
2012 · github.com
12RD
Remote Desktop from any browser▲65
2018 · allmydesktops.com
13IA
I am building a next-gen browser▲68
2011 · ashraful.org
14TB
Task-Based Electron Web Browser▲148
2016 · alloy.simoncaminada.ch
15AO
An open source IRC client for your web browser▲44
2013 · github.com
16TS
Terminal sharing using your browser▲55
2014 · nutty.io
17SD
Share data between HTML5 browsers▲11
2013 · servletsuite.blogspot.ru
18VV
Viewfinder – Virtualized browsers for your web app▲42
2021 · github.com
19AE
An experimental Web Browser▲59
2015 · github.com
20QI
Quik – Internet Explorer as a Service▲36
2020 · quik.dev
21HT
Hit That, render the web in your terminal▲59
2015 · github.com
22WC
Web components to create OS-like web apps▲36
2019 · github.com
23HM
HTML5 MMORPG – almost 7 years in the making▲47
2019 · data.mo.ee
24XV
Xs-vm – A small virtual machine written in Python▲34
2015 · gedrap.github.io

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