Neko

Self-hosted virtual browser that runs in Docker and streams to other browsers over WebRTC.

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About Neko

Neko runs a web browser or desktop inside a Docker container on your own server. Anyone you invite opens it from their own browser, and the picture and sound are streamed over WebRTC.

Because the browser lives on the server, several people can watch and take turns controlling the same session. That makes it suited to shared viewing, collaborative browsing or keeping browsing off your local machine. The repository includes a docker-compose file for deployment and has a large following on GitHub.

Strengths

  • Runs in Docker with a supplied compose file
  • Viewers only need a web browser
  • Shared sessions for several people at once
  • Active project with a large user base

Limitations

  • Needs a server and Docker to run
  • Streaming quality depends on server resources and bandwidth

Details

Pricing
FreeFree to self-host from the public GitHub repository.
License
Open source, license not stated
Developer
m1k1o
Platforms
Web, Self-hosted
How it runs
Self-hosted
Works offline
No
Best suited for
Sharing a browser session with a group from your own server
Last verified
Added
Provenance
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  • Kasm Workspaces

    Container streaming platform that delivers desktops, applications and isolated browsers to a web browser.

    Kasm Workspaces streams isolated browsers, desktops and apps from containers, with Ansible and Terraform automation. It is freemium and closed source, aimed mainly at organisations.

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