BrowserlingReviews of browserling.com

I tried Browserling because I needed to check how a page looked in another browser, but I don't really understand the value for an individual user. if you have access to your computer, you can install Chrome, Firefox or Edge yourself and test locally without another subscription. I can see the convenience for a QA team that needs many browser environments, but for occasional testing it feels like an expensive solution to a problem I can solve myself for free.

Honestly who in their right mind is going to pay a monthly subscription fee just to use a web browser ?? idgaf that's a complete joke of pricing structure for something that literally everyone can already access for free on any device. Absolute pass !!!

Browserling charges in an endless loop, even after you cancel your subscription. Their website interface is build in a way that would not show you the current status of your subscription. So if you cancel it, you often do not receive any email nor you see the changed subscription status. I received now a very friendly email from the founder of the service, they apologized and announced a new dashboard coming soon. They will refund the 12 USD!

Not sure why this is a paid service. It literally just lets you use browsers you can install for free in a few minutes. No real added value to justify the cost.

Don't use - fraudulent. Cancellations of paid memberships acknowledged on website but not executed and next payment still taken.

This site has changed, do not use it. As of now their free trial is now limited to 20 or so lifetime sessions after that you pay or you can't ever use this again... a Stupid thing to do but hey, if they want to kill their own reputation they can do that, it won't help them, and it will just make them loose their money. Not even other browser testing sites are like this, they at least don't go out of their way to make sure you pay them after you've "Tried" the site, most other sites say "THIS IS A TRIAL PLEASE KNOW YOU CANT USE THIS FOREVER" browserling does not at all say this and in fact advertises free usage of their service with no limit other then a time limit per session. For security reasons this site has been blocked on my router as it seems to not be owned by the same company.

Yet another bunch who are trying to sell something fundamentally worthless (virtual browser) for money, through the use of SEO to capitalize on people's laziness. It's a dumb bit-pipe