What Kasm is
Kasm Workspaces is a container streaming platform that provides isolated, disposable browser sessions and full Linux desktops delivered through a web browser. Each session runs in its own container — when you close it, everything is destroyed. No cookies, no history, no malware persistence.
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It is used for secure browsing (accessing untrusted sites without risking your main machine), application streaming, remote desktops and digital workspaces. Kasm supports GPU acceleration, clipboard sharing, file upload/download and persistent storage profiles where needed.
Why I run it
I run Kasm for browser isolation — when I need to access something untrusted or test a web application in a clean environment, I spin up a disposable browser session through Kasm rather than using my main desktop browser. The session is containerised, isolated and destroyed when I close it.
What this gives you
Disposable, containerised browser sessions and desktops that leave no trace — useful for security research, testing untrusted sites, or providing isolated workspaces without exposing your main system.