Remote Browser Server

The Remote Browser (Roque Browser) lets you access any URL through the server, as if you were physically on the same network. Essential for accessing Docker container web interfaces, internal admin panels and services only available on the server's local network.

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Use Cases

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Container WebUI

Access qBittorrent, Grafana, Portainer and other container dashboards without exposing ports.

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Local Network

Access routers, IP cameras, NAS and other devices on the server's network.

🌐

Remote Browsing

Browse the internet using the server's IP — useful for geolocation testing.

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How to Use

1. Open the Remote Browser from the Launchpad
2. In the address bar, type the desired URL
3. The page loads through the server, not your local device

Accessing Containers

When you install a Docker container with a web interface (e.g., Portainer on port 9000), access it via:

http://localhost:9000

The localhost here refers to the server, not your computer.

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Tips

QUICK TIPS

• Use localhost:PORT to access containers running on the server
• Use internal IPs (e.g., 192.168.1.1) to access devices on the server's local network
• The remote browser uses the Ubuntu container's Chromium — supports modern websites
• Browsing is isolated on the server, adding a layer of privacy