Honeywell Enterprise Browser

What Honeywell Enterprise Browser is

Honeywell Enterprise Browser runs standard web applications and web content in a controlled environment for business users. Guides cover Android and Windows; the Windows guide identifies selected Honeywell and Intermec computers as supported devices. Each connection is isolated in its own process, and URL whitelisting lets an organization control which sites devices can reach. Multiple rendering engines support new and existing applications without recoding. JavaScript interfaces support barcode reading and receipt and label printing, connecting browser workflows to data capture and output tasks.

Administrators can update settings remotely, and settings are maintained when a Honeywell handheld is reset. Honeywell says the browser can work with Honeywell Launcher to configure a device for a single purpose. It is a paid product with pricing available on request, and a free trial is available. The Windows guide describes a 60-day trial; a runtime license is required for features beyond it. Windows software downloads require a Honeywell portal account and login, and the Enterprise Browser CAB file needs about 11 MB of space. Honeywell describes an annual maintenance plan as a way to receive the latest releases and retain product support beyond the warranty period.

Who it suits

Enterprise Browser suits business teams using web applications on supported Honeywell or Intermec devices who need controlled site access and browser-based data capture or printing. It also fits administrators who need to manage settings remotely or configure a device for a single purpose with Honeywell Launcher.

Limits

The Windows guide describes a 60-day free trial; a runtime license is required to unlock features beyond it. The annual maintenance plan maintains support beyond the warranty period and provides the latest releases.

Getting started

1. Open Honeywell's Enterprise Browser product page.
2. Choose the Android or Windows platform covered by Honeywell's guides.
3. For Windows downloads, sign in to a Honeywell portal account.
4. Use the available 60-day Windows trial.
5. Obtain a runtime license through a sales channel to unlock features beyond the Windows trial.
6. Consider the annual maintenance plan for releases and support beyond the warranty period.

Verdict

Choose Honeywell Enterprise Browser if your business needs a controlled browser for web applications, with URL controls, data capture interfaces and remote configuration. Look elsewhere if you need publicly stated pricing or a free plan; Windows use beyond the trial requires a runtime license.